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About The Piano Lesson
You've Got a Guy brings you easy, reliable access to one of the season’s must-see plays. The Piano Lesson, August Wilson’s Pulitzer Prize–winning drama, comes to life at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park. The matinee on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at 2:00 PM offers a perfect afternoon of powerful storytelling in the Rouse Theatre. Directed by Lou Bellamy and part of a dynamic collaboration with Milwaukee Repertory Theater, this production promises rich character work, history, and a memorable evening in Cincinnati’s vibrant Mt. Adams neighborhood.
Plan ahead for a full theater experience: enjoy the Hill Club 962 pre-show (dinner + jazz) before the 7:30 PM performance, and let Grace Oyediran Trio set the mood with live jazz beforehand. We’ll help you secure your seats in trusted tiers and premium options, with clear, no-nonsense booking.
Venue and Location
The show is staged in the Rouse Theatre at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, located at 962 Mt Adams Cir, Cincinnati, OH 45202. The venue is known for its intimate sightlines, strong acoustics, and central downtown access with nearby dining and parking options. Whether you’re a local theater regular or visiting the Queen City, you’ll find a comfortable, welcoming space to enjoy Wilson’s story and the production’s compelling performances.
Show Details
- Event: The Piano Lesson
- Date & Time: Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 2:00 PM (matinee)
- Location: Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park – Rouse Theatre, 962 Mt Adams Cir, Cincinnati, OH 45202
- Pre-Show: Hill Club 962 pre-show (dinner + jazz) before the 7:30 PM performance; Grace Oyediran Trio featured as pre-show entertainment
- Director: Lou Bellamy
- Season Context: Part of Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s 2026 season; co-produced with Milwaukee Repertory Theater
- Ticket Tiers: Multiple tiers with a range of pricing; the best available price starting points; premium options available
Why See This Show
August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson is a landmark work that blends family drama with historical themes, exploring legacy, identity, and the value of a family’s history. This production—led by a respected director and supported by a strong artistic team—offers a fresh, intimate look at Wilson’s acclaimed script, translated to a contemporary Cincinnati audience with insightful performances.
We’ve got you covered for a smooth, straightforward buying experience. Secure your seats in trusted seating options and enjoy the full matinee experience, followed by an evening that continues with pre-show entertainment and a durable, engaging theater experience.
Want more information on the performers and the show’s background? The Piano Lesson is part of a celebrated American theater tradition, and you can follow the official updates and performances from Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Milwaukee Repertory Theater. For more details, visit the theater’s official site and the show’s page.
Official links: Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park – https://www.cincyplayhouse.com/ and Milwaukee Repertory Theater – https://www.milwaukeerep.com/
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Saturday, April 25, 2026 at 2:00 PM (venue local time)
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