Biography at a glance: Irving Berlin’s I Love a Piano is a touring revue that honors the life and music of Irving Berlin, a composer whose songs helped define American popular music. Berlin’s career spanned vaudeville to Hollywood, earning an Academy Award for Best Original Song (White Christmas, 1942) and a Congressional Gold Medal (1954) for his contributions to American culture. The show presents Berlin’s work through a theatrical lens, using a moving onstage piano to traverse historical eras and musical styles, from Broadway standards to beloved movie tunes.
Discography highlights within the show: The production features more than 60 Berlin songs, including classics that have become standards in the American songbook. While the show is a revue rather than a chronological album, expect audience favorites and enduring melodies that showcase Berlin’s versatility as a composer, lyricist, and storyteller.
Upcoming tour info: As of early 2026, there is no publicly documented nationwide 2025 tour. Recent public runs occurred in Florida and Pennsylvania in 2023–2024, and future appearances will generally align with presenting venue schedules. If you’re looking for this show in your city, check local venue calendars and the official pages of presenting theaters for the latest announcements. When new dates are announced, we’ll update this page with show times, venue details, and ticketing information.
Official social channels and venue pages provide the most reliable updates. For the latest news and show information, follow the show’s engagements via its presenting theaters, and connect with official sites and their updates: Twitter, Facebook, and the official venue sites for The Wick Theatre, Walnut Street Theatre, and Brooklyn Center.