Outlander's Celtic-flavored score, with "The Skye Boat Song" as its signature, is half of what made the show addictive. Here a live orchestra plays Bear McCreary's music while Claire and Jamie's story plays out above them, from Craigh na Dun to the New World. For fans, doing that under the gilded ceiling of the restored Kings Theatre makes it an occasion.
What to expect
A seated concert with orchestra on stage and a big screen showing curated clips across eight seasons. Expect plenty of fans in tartan and an emotional crowd for the big themes. The restored theater's grand lobby and chandeliers are part of the experience, so arrive with time to look around before the orchestra tunes up.
Good to know
- B and Q trains at Church Av or Beverley Rd are a short walk
- The 1929 theater is worth arriving early to explore
- Seated event with assigned tickets
- Flatbush Avenue has quick dinner spots nearby
- Best for Outlander fans; newcomers may miss story beats
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Common questions
What is Outlander in Concert?
A live orchestra performing Bear McCreary's Outlander score alongside highlights from all eight seasons on screen.
Where is the Kings Theatre?
1027 Flatbush Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
