Cole Porter's Out Of This World Tickets

Welcome to the performer page for Cole Porter’s Out Of This World, a dynamic exploration of the songwriter’s enduring influence as a performer in the broader Great American Songbook tradition. Porter wrote both music and lyrics for this Broadway adaptation, a 1950s-era project that connected classical storytelling with mid-century theatrical flair. The show opened on December 21, 1950 at the New Century Theatre and ran through May 5, 1951, delivering 157 performances. The production featured major figures in movement and staging, with Agnes de Mille overseeing the staging and Hanya Holm handling choreography. Today, Porter’s work continues to inspire contemporary performers and audiences through curated concerts, festivals, and educational programs designed to keep this legacy alive for new generations. Here you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and up-to-date tour information to help you secure seats and experience Porter’s music in a live setting.

Porter’s influence extends beyond a single show, shaping countless performances and awards across decades. His music and lyrics have touched Broadway, film, and concert stages, earning recognition such as the Grammy Trustees Award in 1989. Contemporary events like The New York Pops: Let’s Misbehave – The Songs of Cole Porter at Carnegie Hall (February 7, 2025) and The Cole Porter Festival in Peru, Indiana (June 12–15, 2025) celebrate his enduring appeal in live performance. Whether you’re exploring Porter’s original Broadway context or attending modern tributes, we’ve got you covered—secure your seats through us for a seamless ticket-buying experience and enjoy expert-curated details about venues, artists, and performances.