The Lion King
October 24, 2025 – 2:00 PM Adler Theatre, Davenport, IA
Hisham Bravo Groover, Conductor

Service Schedule:
Rehearsals:
10/23: 4:00-6:30 PM, Adler Theatre
10/23: 7:30-10:00 PM, Adler Theatre

Performances:
10/24: 2:00 PM, Adler Theatre

Adler Theatre: 136 E 3^rd St. Davenport, IA
Please access via the stage door (see photo below). Check in with your name and security will let you in.

Stage Door Map/Photo

Performance Attire
Musicians shall have and maintain proper professional performance attire for concerts

i.     Dress III: Movie/Opera – All Black – default for Movie concerts unless otherwise specified, and other Masterworks and Non-Masterworks concerts as specified.

•      Black suit, collared black long-sleeved shirt, option jacket OR

•      All black full or ankle length dress with long or ¾ length sleeves that do not rise above the elbow while performing OR

•      All black full or ankle length skirt; with black dressy top with same sleeves as above OR

•      All black slacks; with black dressy top with same sleeves as above OR

•      All black pant suit and a black top where pants are in the same style listed above and with same sleeves as above OR

•      Black slacks of a formal style; black dressy top with same sleeves as above.

•      Solid black calf or knee-length socks or black full length or knee-high stockings in sheer or opaque hosiery (no pattern/no fishnet) with dressy black shoes.

Optional Dress: Halloween Costumes 

This is not a Halloween movie like we’ve done this particular weekend in the past, but there are a number of Halloween-related events happening downtown on the day of the concert, as well as in the lobby of the Adler.  Costumes do not have to be related to the movie. 

1. You must be able to play your instrument while in costume.
2. Do not bring real or replica weapons.
3. Be respectful of other cultures. Dressing up as someone from another culture or ethnic background should always be avoided. Appropriating motifs and cultural artifacts is insensitive and offensive.
4. Avoid costumes that are too revealing. 
5. Avoid wearing gory or profoundly scary costumes.
6. Don’t wear a costume that will leave you feeling uncomfortable to sit in for 1-2 hours.
7. Avoid costumes that allude to social issues. Dressing up in a costume that makes light of or glamorizes other people’s struggles is not permitted. Costumes that make fun of poverty (e.g. homeless person), violence (e.g. “pimp and ho”), racism (e.g. blackface), or disabilities (e.g. blind person) are prohibited.

Jenn Swift, QCSO Personnel Manager

Cell : 309.716.0059 (Texts Preferred)
Email : jswift@qcso.org