Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra: Star Wars - Return of the Jedi In Concert

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra: Star Wars - Return of the Jedi In Concert at Hilbert Circle Theatre

The final chapter of the original Star Wars trilogy becomes a live-music event with the symphony in the room. Before a single scene settles in, your shoulders lift and you're back in the story. Now imagine that sound filling Hilbert Circle Theatre in Indianapolis, played live by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra while Star Wars: Return of the Jedi screens above the stage. This isn't a stage show or a remake. It's the film you know, with its score brought to life in the room.

The reason to be there is the score itself. John Williams' music is credited for this concluding chapter of the original trilogy, and here the orchestra is synchronized with the picture as it plays. Every swell, every quiet beat, every burst of brass becomes something you can feel as well as hear. Jack Everly is the announced conductor, guiding the musicians through the performance on May 2, 2027, at 2:00 PM. A Sunday afternoon with a story you love and an orchestra in full voice? That's a plan worth making.

It's also a way to share a favorite with the people beside you. The presentation is licensed by Disney Concerts, and the experience is built around one simple promise: this story, this score, right in front of you. If that sounds like your kind of afternoon, secure your seats for Return of the Jedi in Concert and plan your trip to Indianapolis.