A Soldier's Tale Tickets

A Soldier's Tale brings the classic stage-work L'Histoire du soldat to life with a septet of performers combining music, spoken drama, and dance. Originally created in 1918 by composer Igor Stravinsky with a libretto by Charles-Ferdinand Ramuz, this theatrical piece remains a staple of 20th-century repertoire. Our featured performer page highlights the artistry, history, and ongoing relevance of this multidisciplinary work, with upcoming 2025 performances and accessible programming for families and new listeners alike.

Browse the upcoming engagements, learn about the ensemble, and secure your seats for this unique collaboration between music, theater, and dance.

Biography and discography below provide context for the performer’s role in presenting The Soldier's Tale. From the original septet instrumentation—violin, double bass, bassoon, cornet, trombone, clarinet, and percussion—to the modern presentations by major ensembles, A Soldier's Tale connects audiences to a timeless narrative through compelling, approachable performances. For venue details, social media links, and ticket information, we’ve included official channels and resources to help you plan your visit.

Date to be announced for some performances in 2025, with confirmed engagements across Chicago, Liège, Paris, and special events in Galerie Porte B and Théâtre du Gouvernail. For the most current schedule, check the performer’s ecosystem and partner organizations’ official pages.