Fans of the animated series get to watch Korra's world unfold on a massive cinema screen inside Reynolds Hall, while a live orchestra performs the score in real time beneath the footage. This marks 15 years since The Legend of Korra first aired, and the concert experience follows in the footsteps of the Avatar: The Last Airbender concert series, taking the same formula of full orchestral accompaniment paired with untouched dialogue and sound effects from the show.

Across two hours, the performance moves through all four seasons of the series, hitting the major beats of Korra's journey through bending, politics, and personal growth. The orchestra pit at Reynolds Hall puts the musicians close to the screen, so the swells and quieter moments of the score land right as the animation calls for them. With balcony seating wrapped around the hall, there's a good vantage point from nearly anywhere in the room to take in both the screen and the musicians below.