A live orchestral concert featuring the music from the Outlander television series, with curated highlights from the show displayed on a cinema-scale screen.
Outlander in Concert comes to the Fox Theatre on Sunday, October 18, at 4 PM. It's the officially licensed live experience that brings the music and moments of the Outlander television series across eight seasons to the stage. The show was created in collaboration with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and the original Emmy Award-winning composer, Bear McCreary.
The score takes center stage here: a full orchestra plays the themes live while curated, dialogue-light highlights from the show unfold on a cinema-sized screen. The music is by Bear McCreary, and Scotland's Celtic sound is the headliner of the evening. The concert runs about two hours, including a 20-minute intermission.
Presented by Sony Pictures Television in collaboration with Starz, the show premiered in Scotland under the title Echoes of The Highlands before heading out on the road. It's recommended for audiences aged 12 or 13 and over with parental guidance.
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Doors open at 3 PM, an hour before the 4 PM start. One thing to keep in mind before you head out: the Fox Theatre is a cashless venue, so you'll need a card for concessions, though they still take cash at the merchandise stands.
