This is Disney’s THE LION KING, making its triumphant return to Bass Concert Hall! And as the music soars, Pride Rock slowly emerges from the mist. The entire Serengeti comes to life as never before. If you do not pre-purchase parking in advance online, you can park at UT Parking Lot 39. You must download the ParkMobile app to pay for Lot 39 parking upon arrival. The garage is located a short walk from Bass Concert Hall. Reserve parking in advance online for the San Jacinto Garage. We strongly encourage you to pre-purchase parking and arrive at least 60-90 minutes prior to show time to avoid traffic congestion. Please plan accordingly as this will impact parking and arrival at Bass Concert Hall for those attending The Lion King. On Saturday, April 23, the annual Texas Football Orange & White Game will take place at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, along with additional festivities in the surrounding area. Please allow extra time to park and arrive at Bass Concert Hall. There are several events planned for this week. Get your tickets here.įind more theatre shows coming to Bristol.TRAFFIC ALERT: This week marks the opening of the new Moody Center on the UT campus. The Lion King will be at the Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 19 March.
It’s wonderful to see the return of this feel-good classic to Bristol once again. Thandazile Soni as Rafiki fills Bristol Hippodrome and then some with her voice and the young Simba and Nala, played by Jaydon Eastman and Lauren Simpe-Asante, are so joyful to watch. The latest incarnation of the cast is outstanding. Image - Thandazile Soni (Rafiki) in Disney's The Lion King UK & Ireland tour © Disney
The costumes and puppetry are stunning, bringing to life everything from the iconic lions even through to the grass. If you’ve only seen the classic 1994 Disney film (or the newer 2019 film) of The Lion King it might be hard to imagine how the Pride Lands of Africa could fit onto a stage, but from that first opening note of ‘The Circle of Life’ you are utterly transported. Image - Disney's The Lion King, credit Catherine Ashmore The Lion King tells the story of young Simba and his journey to become the king he was born to be. Julie Taymor’s internationally celebrated and multi-award-winning stage adaptation of The Lion King opened on Broadway in 1997 and it has since played in more than 100 cities in 20 countries on every continent except Antarctica. After the success of its last two sell out seasons at Bristol Hippodrome, The Lion King is roaring back to Bristol once again.
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