Artistic director Rodney Gustafson retells William Shakespeare’s poignant classic with stylistic verve as Romeo and Juliet explores the human spirit at its deepest levels. 

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Tuesday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Thursdays at 8pm, and Friday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Saturdays at 8pm (Channel 3 on Spectrum and Channel 35 on Frontier). 
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

State Street Ballet Romeo and Juliet

Friday, August 14, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by Charles R. and Marsha Gebara Geiger
In loving memory of Jim Gebara, Nori & Rob Geiger and
Yvonne Geiger

Set in 16^th century Verona, the pageantry of the Italian Renaissance provides a sumptuous backdrop for the story that begins with the feuding Montagues and Capulets.

State Street Ballet’s artistic director Rodney Gustafson retells William Shakespeare’s poignant classic with stylistic verve as Romeo and Juliet explores the human spirit at its deepest levels.  

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Enjoy a virtual evening in celebration of great classics, featuring musical direction and commentary from the Redlands Symphony Orchestra’s acclaimed conductor.

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Due to symphonic contractual restrictions, we are unable to broadcast A Classical Evening with Ransom Wilson on Redlands TV. Please enjoy an encore performance of The Cool Classics for Cello and Piano.
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

A Classical Evening with Ransom Wilson

Tuesday, August 18, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by Marilyn K. Solter

Enjoy a virtual evening in celebration of great classics, featuring musical direction and commentary from the Redlands Symphony’s acclaimed conductor, Ransom Wilson.

Overture to the Marriage of Figaro

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Symphony No. 94 (“Surprise”),  Andante

Franz Josef Haydn

Symphony No. 5, Finale

Ludwig van Beethoven

Concert duration: 40 min.

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A tribute to legendary Sun Records recording artists Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley.

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Tuesday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Thursdays at 8pm, and Friday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Saturdays at 8pm (Channel 3 on Spectrum and Channel 35 on Frontier). 
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

One Night in Memphis

Friday, August 21, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by Circa 2020 and The Crossings at Redlands

One Night in Memphis, created and directed by John Mueller, is the number one booked and critically acclaimed tribute to legendary Sun Records recording artists Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley performed live and starring former cast members of the Broadway smash, “Million Dollar Quartet.” Experience rock and roll royalty and authentic rockabilly, country, gospel and 1950’s rock and roll. The San Francisco Examiner raves, “An Amazing Show!”

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Watch an encore performance of their 2015 “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now!” at the Redlands Bowl, along with a behind the scenes look of their newest production, “Gotta Dance!”

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Tuesday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Thursdays at 8pm, and Friday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Saturdays at 8pm (Channel 3 on Spectrum and Channel 35 on Frontier). 
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

Rhythmic Circus

Tuesday, August 25, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by The Physicians of Beaver Medical Group

Watch an encore performance of their 2015 “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now!” at the Redlands Bowl, along with a behind the scenes look of their newest production, “Gotta Dance!”

Rhythmic Circus is an internationally renowned, 12-member live music and tap dance ensemble. Their name might seem strange for a quartet of hoofers and a live band, but actually, their magnetic, high-energy shows are all about juggling a combination of dancing, humor and music – all wrapped within a bundle of positive messages. An amazing show for all ages!

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An evening with the world’s favorite classical crossover trio.

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Tuesday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Thursdays at 8pm, and Friday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Saturdays at 8pm (Channel 3 on Spectrum and Channel 35 on Frontier). 
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

The Texas Tenors

Friday, August 28, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by Ken and Judith Stanford

As 2009 America’s Got Talent finalists, the Emmy Award-winning Texas Tenors have amassed a huge following worldwide. They are Billboard Magazine’s tenth ranked “Classical Artist in the World” for 2019 and are considered the most successful touring group in the history of America’s Got Talent.

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A charismatic all female, Grammy Award winning ensemble which continually expands the scope of mariachi music.

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Tuesday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Thursdays at 8pm, and Friday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Saturdays at 8pm (Channel 3 on Spectrum and Channel 35 on Frontier). 
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

Mariachi Divas

Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by Loma Linda University Health

The Redlands Bowl welcomes back the charismatic Grammy Award winning ensemble which continues to expand the scope of mariachi music. Mariachi Divas are the official mariachi of Disneyland Resort where they entertain audiences of all ages and backgrounds year-round and perform in A Musical Celebration of Coco. Their dynamic, award-winning music can also be found in many music videos and movie soundtracks.

Please beware of fake Facebook events for this concert. Watch on the Redlands Bowl Facebook page and YouTube channel. There is no charge.

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A classical trio with rock star charisma!

How to Access the Online Concert:

• Redlands Bowl YouTube Channel
• Redlands Bowl Facebook Page
• Tuesday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Thursdays at 8pm, and Friday shows will be broadcast on Redlands TV on Saturdays at 8pm (Channel 3 on Spectrum and Channel 35 on Frontier). 
• Use #bowlinyourbackyard to share your photos and videos of how you’re creating the Redlands Bowl at home!
• Make a “red bowl” donation

Take3 

Friday, September 4, 2020 at 8:00 pm

Sponsored by The Contemporary Club, Redlands

With a flair for the wild and unexpected, TAKE3, brings the refinement of a rigorous classical music background and infuses it with rock-star charisma. Known for their charismatic stage personalities, the ensemble has left an indelible mark on captivated crowds around the country, performing their arrangements of top pop hits, Americana, and classical favorites.

Under the leadership of violinist Lindsay Deutsch, TAKE3 members have made an impact on the music scene as soloists, touring the world with Yanni, recording tracks for film and television, and as soloists for symphony orchestras.

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Experience five dazzling performances from extraordinarily talented concerto competition finalists!

Grand Finals of the Young Artists Concerto Competition

Tuesday, June 29, 2021 (Tentative)

Competition Music Director, Roger Kalia

Sponsored by Mark and Rachelle Bussell

Scholarship awards sponsored by the Associates of the Redlands Bowl

Experience five dazzling performances from extraordinarily talented concerto competition finalists as they compete for the prestigious competition’s top prize. The finalist are chosen through a rigorous worldwide selection process prior to the concert, and the winners announce at the evening’s conclusion.

Grand Finals of the Redlands Bowl Concerto Competition Postponed to 2021

Redlands, CA- Redlands Bowl Performing Arts (RBPA) has announced that they will postpone the 2020 Grand Finals of the Redlands Bowl Young Artists Concerto Competition to 2021. The Grand Finalists from 2020 will be carried over to the tentative date of Tuesday, June 29, 2021. Since the Grand Finalists are being carried over to 2021, there will be no competition preliminary round at the University of Redlands in the spring.

As RBPA contemplated a variety of ways to make the competition possible, it was determined that postponing the competition would give the best chance in providing the grand finalists the best experience possible and opportunity to perform on the Redlands Bowl stage with orchestra.

“While we are so grateful to have been able to present a full artistic season online for 2020, we were not able to present the Young Artists Concerto Competition as we wanted. Pushing the concert forward to 2021 allows us to give it the attention and esteem it deserves.” Said Beverly Noerr, RBPA Executive Director.

Valerie Peister, RBPA Program Director commented, “Though an extra year is too long to wait, we’re looking forward to thrilling performances by our 2020 Young Artist Competition finalists on the 2021 Redlands Bowl stage. We are honored to provide them the coveted opportunity to showcase their talents under the baton of acclaimed conductor Roger Kalia and accompanied by a full orchestra.”