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About This Concert
“Everyone deserves the chance to fly” (Wicked). In this spectacular Broadway show, you’ll hear electrifying showstoppers from Wicked, In the Heights, Hamilton, and more, each with a nod to powerful female characters who never let anyone bring them down. Possessing one of the most dynamic and expressive voices on Broadway, no one’s better suited to these songs than Mandy Gonzalez. As a special treat, Mandy also shares a song written just for her by Lin-Manuel Miranda.
All ticketholders are invited to a FREE Encore After Party following Saturday's performance!
What to Expect:
- Soar to gravity-defying heights with favorite showstoppers from Wicked, In the Heights, and Hamilton
- Marvel at one of the most unbelievable voices on Broadway as Mandy Gonzalez belts iconic songs to the back row
- Mandy’s numerous Broadway accolades include starring as Angelica Schuyler in Hamilton, and originating the role of Nina Rosario in In the Heights
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Visitor Info
Where does the Houston Symphony perform?
Our permanent home is Jones Hall for the Performing Arts, located in the heart of Houston’s thriving Theater District.
Where is Jones Hall Located?
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts is located at 615 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. View map
Where should I park?
The Theatre District Parking Garage is open 24 hours a day. To get the full list of alternative parking, visit the following link
Does the Symphony perform in other venues?
We also perform regularly at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Miller Outdoor Theatre and The Hobby Center.
What time do doors open for a performance?
Lobby doors open one hour prior to the start of the concert and theatre doors open 30 minutes prior.
Are wheelchair-accessible seats available?
Wheelchair-accessible seats are available at Jones Hall. For assistance, contact the Patron Services Center at 713.224.7575.
Where are restrooms located at Jones Hall?
Restrooms are located throughout Jones Hall, on the courtyard, mezzanine, and balcony levels.
Are there dining options at Jones Hall?
The Encore Café and in-hall bars are open during our performances. Please note that only water is allowed inside the theatre.
What should I wear when attending the Symphony?
We strive for an enjoyable experience with patrons in a variety of attire, from formal to business casual.
Are children allowed at the Symphony?
Children ages six and up are welcome to all our concerts. Children of all ages of welcome at PNC Family Series performances.
What is your late seating policy?
Each performance typically allows for late seating, which is scheduled in intervals. Our ushers will instruct you on when late seating is allowed.
Are there dining options at Jones Hall?
The Encore Café and in-hall bars are open during our performances. Please note that only water is allowed inside the theatre.
How do I exchange tickets?
Click here to contact our Patron Services Center to exchange your tickets for a different concert. Please allow up to 48 hours for a response.
How do I receive my tickets?
Tickets bought over a week in advance are mailed; others are sent electronically.
What if I've lost my tickets?
No problem! Your ticket is re-printable. Simply call us at 713.224.7575 or come to an available ConocoPhillips Box Office window at the performance.
Parking & Directions
Where does the Houston Symphony perform?
Our permanent home is Jones Hall for the Performing Arts, located in the heart of Houston’s thriving Theater District.
Where is Jones Hall Located?
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts is located at 615 Louisiana St., Houston, TX 77002. View map
Where should I park?
The Theatre District Parking Garage is open 24 hours a day. To get the full list of alternative parking, visit the following link
Does the Symphony perform in other venues?
We also perform regularly at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Miller Outdoor Theatre and The Hobby Center.
In-Hall Experience
What time do doors open for a performance?
Lobby doors open one hour prior to the start of the concert and theatre doors open 30 minutes prior.
Are wheelchair-accessible seats available?
Wheelchair-accessible seats are available at Jones Hall. For assistance, contact the Patron Services Center at 713.224.7575.
Where are restrooms located at Jones Hall?
Restrooms are located throughout Jones Hall, on the courtyard, mezzanine, and balcony levels.
Are there dining options at Jones Hall?
The Encore Café and in-hall bars are open during our performances. Please note that only water is allowed inside the theatre.
Concert Etiquette
What should I wear when attending the Symphony?
We strive for an enjoyable experience with patrons in a variety of attire, from formal to business casual.
Are children allowed at the Symphony?
Children ages six and up are welcome to all our concerts. Children of all ages of welcome at PNC Family Series performances.
What is your late seating policy?
Each performance typically allows for late seating, which is scheduled in intervals. Our ushers will instruct you on when late seating is allowed.
Are there dining options at Jones Hall?
The Encore Café and in-hall bars are open during our performances. Please note that only water is allowed inside the theatre.
Ticket Exchanges & Policies
How do I exchange tickets?
Click here to contact our Patron Services Center to exchange your tickets for a different concert. Please allow up to 48 hours for a response.
How do I receive my tickets?
Tickets bought over a week in advance are mailed; others are sent electronically.
What if I've lost my tickets?
No problem! Your ticket is re-printable. Simply call us at 713.224.7575 or come to an available ConocoPhillips Box Office window at the performance.
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