Theatre

Do something a little different this September and head to the UofL Playhouse for “King Hedley II” by August Wilson. This play is set in the1980s and it’s full of some pretty familiar themes: dreams, disappointments, money troubles....

This September, spend some time in a fun, quirky little theater that was inspired by Shakespeare. Bard’s Town is on Bardstown Road and here, everything is Shakespearian-themed. Head to the Ten-Tucky Festival to see some truly unique original ...

This August, give yourself a night of culture, romance, suspense, jealousy and incredible singing. The UofL School of Music is presenting “Carmen,” one of the most popular operas in the world. Carmen Bizet’s “Carmen” is ...

You may have been to Louisville's well-known Shakespeare in the Park series before. This is a favorite summer event that plays out every year in Central Park. It's always free, and it's always a great way to go enjoy some culture. But this July, ...

Get a sneak peek at KET’s newest documentary, “Big Family: The Story of Bluegrass Music”, and you’ll get to learn a little more about how Bluegrass music was created. This special event is at the Kentucky Country Day Theater ...

The problem with Shakespeare is that he lived in the 1600s in England. And let’s face it, this was kind of a boring time in history. But the Wild West in America was one of history’s most thrilling times. What happens when these two ...

Go to a free summer movie at Iroquois Amphitheater this June. The movie is part of the “Spider-Man” franchise, and this event is designed for people of all ages. If you like superheroes, you will enjoy seeing this movie. Go into the ...

Enjoy a time-honored Louisville tradition this June and go see Shakespeare in the Park. This performance of “As You Like It” puts Shakespeare’s classic play in a 19th-century Kentucky setting. This version of the play features live ...

Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's best-known plays, and for good reason. This is a tale of prophecy, witches, murder and a game of thrones revolving around the crown of Scotland. It's good stuff, and you'll get a chance to see it for free this May ...

Just about everyone has experienced feelings of anxiety at some point. Anxiety can manifest itself in the form of physical symptoms. It can even lead to panic attacks. Whether you experience this feeling from time to time or you find it becoming ...

It’s not as big as Chicago or New York, but Louisville has a rich culture that can appeal to any taste. This city has a thriving arts scene, an incredible selection of museums, a famous food scene, stand-up comedy and live theater that’s ...

Watch a classic fairy tale come to life before your eyes this April and be swept away by the magic of “Cinderella.” Fairy tales hold a special place in everyone’s heart, and these stories have a way of bringing joy to the hearts of ...

Head to the Little Colonel Playhouse this March to see a completely local production of "Panache", about license plates and finding friendship in unlikely places. The story is highly original and engaging, and the Little Colonel Playhouse is a ...

Improvisational comedians make up something funny out of any situation, word or idea that comes their way. If you’ve seen shows like “Whose Line,” then you’re already familiar with improv. This February, learn how to perform ...

Step back in time to the age of silent movies, and get into the spirit of the holiday season with a funny holiday movie and the amazing sounds of the pipe organ. Visit the Magic of Christmas Past at Louisville Memorial Auditorium this November, and ...

Kentucky Shakespeare is bringing a unique version of “Taming of the Shrew” to the Shively Library this year for a free evening of culture. This is a great opportunity for people of all ages to experience Shakespeare, one of literature's ...

Before you enjoy your Thanksgiving feast, go into a different kind of turkey coma this November at Four Pegs Beer Lounge. Enjoy lots of laughs when Improv Anonymous presents their show “Turkey Coma,” and enjoy a night out in Germantown....

Frankenstein is a classic Halloween story, and many people don’t know how old it actually is. This year is the 200th anniversary of the book’s publication. To this day, everyone knows the story, or do they? Hear the classic tale ...

For one night in April, the cult classic is coming to Louisville. Go see “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” at Copper and Kings and feel free to wear a costume and bring props if you like. At this picture show, audience participation ...