RESCHEDULED: A Holiday Evening With Kristin Chenoweth
and the Minnesota OrchestraRescheduled: Mon Dec 18, 2023
Orchestra Hall
This concert has been rescheduled from December 13, 2022 to December 18, 2023. The time of the concert remains unchanged - 7:30 pm.
She’s funny, engaging, and as vibrant as they come. Broadway darling Kristin Chenoweth’s talents are seemingly unending: Emmy and Tony Award-winning actress and singer, star of stage and screen, comedienne extraordinaire, consummate performer. With so much pizzazz, it’s easy to see why she’s as immensely “Popular” as one of her trademark songs. Chenoweth returns to Orchestra Hall in this glittering night of entertainment featuring new arrangements of holiday favorites.
A Few Things To Know
- A native of the Lower Midwest (Tulsa, Oklahoma), Kristin Chenoweth has come to love life here in the Upper Midwest, Minneapolis in particular. When performing with the Minnesota Orchestra in 2017, Chenoweth said, "let me just say I've had a love affair with this city for many years."
- In 1999, Chenoweth won a Tony Award for “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown” and she was nominated for her original role of Glinda the Good Witch in “Wicked” in 2004.
- In 2023, Chenoweth will release her hilarious and insightful gift book, “I'm No Philosopher, But I Have Thoughts: For Saints, Sinners, and the Rest of Us.”
Artists
Minnesota Orchestra
Kristin Chenoweth
vocalist
Mary-Mitchell Campbell
conductor
The Grammy Award-winning Minnesota Orchestra, led by Danish conductor Thomas Søndergård—who is serving as music director designate during the 2022-23 season—is recognized for distinguished performances around the world, award-winning recordings and broadcasts, educational engagement programs, and commitment to building the orchestral repertoire of the future. Founded in 1903, the Orchestra has an extensive history of touring throughout Minnesota, nationally and abroad, including high-profile visits in recent years to Cuba, Europe and South Africa. Recording projects undertaken in the past two decades include complete cycles of symphonies by Beethoven, Sibelius and Mahler, all recorded under Osmo Vänskä, who is now the Orchestra’s conductor laureate.
Accessibility Services
- Armless & Bariatric Chairs
- Assistive Listening Devices
- Large-Print Programs
- Noise-Cancelling Headphones
- Service Animals
- Wheelchair & Accessible Seating
Additional services are available upon request.
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