Produced in association with Michael Dorf/City Winery and Golden Land Concerts
New York, NY — Join us for an unforgettable evening at the iconic Beacon Theatre as we honor the 80th birthday of world-renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman. Widely celebrated as one of the greatest living virtuosos, Maestro Perlman will take the stage with an extraordinary ensemble of the world’s top klezmer musicians—including Ilene Stahl (clarinet), Mark Berney (trumpet), Mark Hamilton (trombone), James Guttman (bass), Grantley Smith (drums), and Pete Rushefsky (tsimbl). Together, they’ll deliver a joyful, spirited performance that bridges tradition and celebration—a once-in-a-lifetime musical event that promises to be nothing short of unforgettable. Don’t miss this rare and remarkable night. Tickets on sale Friday, Aug 1 at 10am at Ticketmaster.com.
There are 3 VIP tiers: VIP, The Fiddler VIP, and The Maestro VIP. Package descriptions are below!
VIP Ticket:
Ticket includes orchestra seating
VIP afterparty with Itzhak in nearby location to the Beacon
The Fiddler VIP:
Ticket includes orchestra seating
Admission to afternoon rehearsal and sound check
Pre show meet and greet at the Beacon
VIP afterparty with Itzhak in nearby location to the Beacon.
The Maestro VIP:
Ticket includes orchestra seating
Admission to afternoon rehearsal and sound check
Pre show meet and greet at the Beacon
Backstage access before and after the show
VIP afterparty with Itzhak in nearby location to the Beacon.
About Itzhak Perlman
Itzhak Perlman is widely regarded as the reigning virtuoso of the violin, beloved for his remarkable artistry, warmth, and infectious joy for music. A true cultural icon, he has performed with every major orchestra in the world, earning 16 GRAMMY® Awards, four Emmy Awards, a Kennedy Center Honor, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Celebrating his 80th birthday, Mr. Perlman continues to delight audiences across the globe with a full slate of orchestral performances, recitals, and special programs, including An Evening with Itzhak Perlman and the 30th anniversary of his landmark PBS special In the Fiddler’s House. He is also a passionate educator, mentoring young string players through the Perlman Music Program, which he co-founded with his wife, Toby.
A longtime champion of klezmer music, Mr. Perlman has brought this spirited tradition to the concert stage, blending deep cultural roots with his unmatched musical mastery. Whether on stage, screen, or in the classroom, Perlman’s legacy is one of joy, inspiration, and a lifelong dedication to the transformative power of music.