Presented by Olney Theatre Center
Show Dates
Wednesday September 6 at 8pm
Thursday September 7 8pm
Friday September 8 8pm
Saturday September 9 8pm
Sun September 10 2pm
Wednesday September 13 2pm and 8pm
Thursday September 14 8pm
Friday September 15 8pm
Saturday September 16 2pm and 8pm
Sunday September 17 2pm
Wednesday September 20 8pm
Thursday September 21 8pm
Friday September 22 8pm
Saturday September 23 2pm
Saturday September 23 8pm
Sunday September 24 2pm
Wednesday September 27 2pm and 8pm
Thursday September 28 8pm
Friday September 29 8pm
Saturday September 30 2pm and 8pm
Saturday September 30 8pm
Sunday October 1 2pm
Wednesday October 4 8pm
Thursday October 5 8pm
Friday October 6 8pm
Saturday October 7 2 and 8pm
Sunday October 8 2pm and 7pm
Thursday October 12 8pm
Friday October 13 8pm
Saturday October 14, 2 and 8pm
Sunday October 15 2pm and 7pm
Thursday October 12 8pm
Friday October 13 8pm
Saturday October 14, 2 and 8pm
Sunday October 15 2pm and 7pm
Tuesday, October 17 8pm
Wednesday, October 18 8pm
Thursday October 19 8pm
Friday October 20 8pm
Saturday October 21 2 and 8pm
Sunday October 22 2pm

Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda’s first Broadway musical, In The Heights, heralded the arrival of a major talent and captured four Tony Awards® including Best Musical. Now, Olney Theatre Center and Round House Theatre unite to transport Miranda’s beloved Washington Heights from the top of Manhattan to the Olney Mainstage.
Usnavi, the proprietor of the corner bodega, guides us through his neighborhood of striving immigrants and young lovers, where hip-hop meets salsa and soul. Meanwhile Nina returns to the barrio after flunking out of Stanford, ashamed to tell her immigrant parents that she lost the American Dream sweepstakes. But, with “Paciencia y Fe” (“Patience and Faith”) fortunes can shift, romance can bloom and a sense of home can be preserved in a shifting world.
Starring two-time Tony Award® nominee and Original Broadway cast member Robin de Jesús as Usnavi.
In the Heights
Music and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda
Book by Quiara Alegría Hudes
Directed and choreographed by Marcos Santana
Co-produced by Olney Theatre Center and Round House Theatre