This spring, the Staller Center for the Arts offers a captivating new season featuring diverse programming and world-class artists. The Spring 2025 lineup features renowned artistry, thrilling theatrical productions and engaging family shows that promise to entertain audiences of all ages.
Tickets for the Spring 2025 season are on sale now at stallercenter.com.
January
Kicking off the season on January 26 is The Great DuBois, an incredible circus adventure perfect for the whole family.
February
On February 1, don’t miss the illustrious Sutton Foster in Staller’s highly anticipated Gala, An Evening with Sutton Foster. The two-time Tony Award winner returns with a solo concert showcasing her exceptional vocals and charming stage presence, built over 11 acclaimed Broadway credits. Tickets and more information available at stallercenter.com/gala.
Next, The Acting Company presents The Comedy of Errors on February 8, a lively, comedic production in conjunction with the non-profit, Play On Shakespeare, which spins a web of mistaken identities and whimsical adventures.
On February 15, join Grammy-winning violinist Joshua Bell and soprano Larisa Martínez for Voice and the Violin for an enthralling program that spans classical art songs and operas to show tunes and captivating selections by Latinx composers.
Get ready for a Mardi Gras celebration on February 21 with New Orleans Songbook, Presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center, featuring soul-stirring performances from talented vocalists Quiana Lynell and Milton Suggs, bringing the spirit of the city to life.
March
Comedian and Brooklyn native Chris Distefano takes the stage on March 8, bringing his signature humor to the Staller Center.
Whether you’re a fan of tap or not, on March 14 you’ll be spellbound by the Syncopated Ladies, an all-female tap group widely celebrated for their innovative choreography and powerful performances.
Dance enthusiasts rejoice on March 21 for Rhythm India: Bollywood & Beyond, highlighting the rich traditions of Indian dance from classical forms to contemporary Bollywood hits.
The incomparable Melissa Errico honors the late Stephen Sondheim with a special tribute concert on his birthday, March 22.
Closing out the month of March, families are invited to Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf on March 30. Presented by the Staller Center Outreach Ensemble, this immersive performance introduces children to classical music through a whimsical narrative and engaging orchestral storytelling.
April
The cherished Starry Nights concert series returns on April 2, featuring spellbinding chamber selections under the direction of Colin Carr, highlighting works by Schubert, Schoenberg and Schulhoff.
Known for their seamless blend of circus, theater, and dance, The 7 Fingers bring their mesmerizing new show Duel Reality to the Staller Center for two consecutive nights, April 11 and 12.
On April 14, the Emerson Legacy Series continues with a concert featuring former Emerson String Quartet cellist Paul Watkins (on piano!) and famed soprano Christine Goerke alongside Emerson String Quartet members Eugene Drucker, violin, and Larry Dutton, viola.
May
The season culminates on May 3 with a stunning performance by Paul Taylor Dance Company, showcasing a dynamic repertoire that includes both timeless classics and exciting new works that display the incredible athleticism of its dancers.
Visit stallercenter.com for tickets, information, and to see all of the programs at Staller Center, including Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra dates, the Met Opera: Live in HD series, and the entire season of art exhibitions at the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery.
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