FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Where can I buy tickets?
You can buy tickets for the 'He Rules The World' concerts happening December 12-20, 2025, through the Show Clix website. We hope to see you there!
Where can I see 'He Rules the World'?
You can experience He Rules The World live at Mozart’s Coffee Roasters in Austin, Texas. The show runs December 12–20, 2025 and is open to all ages, making it a perfect holiday outing for everyone.
Is 'He Rules the World' appropriate for the whole family?
Absolutely! If you are familiar with the Bible, then you won’t be surprised by anything in 'He Rules the World'.
How long is 'He Rules The World'?
This special presentation of He Rules the World including the 30 minute pre-show performances by Makenna Michels and Floki Fire’s presentation of The Prince and the Mouse King is approximately 90 minutes in duration.
Do you have seating for patrons who are disabled?
Yes, Mozart’s Festival of Lights offers wheelchair accessible seating. For more information contact Mozart’s Coffee Roasters. customerservice@mozartscoffee.com
My kids are screen free. How much animation and other video will there be in 'He Rules The World'?
'He Rules The World' includes slow moving, 2D animation scenes during the narrated segments of the show, which is less than 15 minutes total. There may also be motion graphics with mostly abstract images playing during the songs, but they are not the focal point of the concert. Our youngest daughter is screen free and we are comfortable with her seeing 'He Rules The World'.
Who should I contact for interview requests?
Please direct all requests for print, TV, radio, and internet interviews to Peter at Peter@HeRulesTheWorld.com. Peter, Jen, and other members of the 'He Rules The World' team would love to talk to you.
I heard there was a keytar in he rules the world. what exactly is a keytar?
Keytar is a mash-up of the words “keyboard” and “guitar,” and yes, 'He Rules The World' features multiple keytar segments! We have heard from audience members that the keytar was one of their favorite parts of the concert. You have to come experience it for yourself.