ADC ANNUAL MEETING 2025 (Phoenix)
2025-02-02 12:00 - 17:00 (America/Phoenix) | Ballet Arizona, 2835 E. Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85034, United States
2025 ADC Annual Meeting
GET CONNECTED!
You are invited to the Arizona Dance Coalition’s Annual Member Meeting.
Join us in an inspirational, informative and fun afternoon!
Learn some new and helpful tips that will help you and your organization’s professional development and growth. Be prepared to move your body during the Flamenco/Spanish Dance Class.
There will be drawings for free prizes and gifts throughout the afternoon!
Event Info
In-Person and Virtual via Zoom
Date: Sunday, February 2, 2025 at 12:00pm-5:00pm
Location: BALLET ARIZONA, 2835 E Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034
Cost: FREE to ADC Members (in good standing); $10 Non-members (This fee can go towards ADC membership, if you decide to join before the end of February.)
REGISTRATION REQUIRED – Please fill out and submit this registration form to reserve your spot.
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/XhMHGyyrp9uogpSv5
Please register by 5:00pm on Friday, January 31, 2025. But…walk up attendees will not be turned away.
For Virtual Attendees – Zoom Link will be emailed at least one hour prior to event.
ATTEND THIS EVENT AND JOIN AS A NEW MEMBER TO RECEIVE A FREE $5 STARBUCKS GIFT CARD. https://www.azdancecoalition.org/join/

SCHEDULE (Subject to Change)
12:00pm-12:30pm Check-in / Registration / Mix & Mingle Reception with light refreshments
12:30pm Welcome & Overview – Lisa R. Chow, ADC Board President
12:45-1:30pm State of the Field: Arizona’s Arts and Culture Sector – Christina You-sun Park, Executive Director, Arizona Commission on the Arts
1:30pm-1:50pm What is Artlink? – Leslie Criger, Articipant Liason of Artlink, Inc
1:50pm-2:20pm Fundraising Greatest Hits – Jami Kozemczak, Executive Director, Arizona Ballet
2:20pm-2:40pm HOMEGROWN AZ Choreographer Showcase 2026 – Diandra Adamczyk, Programming Manager, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts
2:40pm-3:30pm Learn About BlakTinx Dance Festival – Liliana Gomez, Choreographer, Producer of BlakTinx Dance Festival Phoenix

3:40pm-4:45pm Origins of Flamenco and Spanish Dance – “Lolita” Elizabeth Zuniga-Blore, Artistic Director and Co-choreographer, Hoorvash Dance Company (Recommended – Bring character shoes and skirt for movement class.)
4:45pm-5:00pm Wrap Up
SPECIAL THANKS TO BALLET ARIZONA FOR HOSTING THIS EVENT!
For more info contact: gro.noitilaoCecnaDzAnull@asiL or text 602-740-9616.

Meet Our Guest Presenters
Christina You-sun Park, Executive Director, Arizona Commission on the Arts

Bio: Christina You-sun Park is Executive Director of the Arizona Commission on the Arts, the state arts agency of Arizona. Park is a seasoned leader with a diverse background in arts administration, equitable creative placemaking, grantmaking, and cultural research. Previously she had served as the Associate Director at the Studio for Creativity, Place, and Equitable Communities at Arizona State University, working on programs and research that highlight the pivotal role of arts and culture in community wellbeing and development. Park has taught at Arizona State University and Phoenix College, and has spearheaded several leadership, workforce, and artist professional development initiatives.
Beyond her administrative endeavors, Park is also a practicing artist, having contributed to groups such as the Eyelounge Artists Collective, Salem Art Works, and Franconia Sculpture Park. Holding a Master of Fine Arts from Arizona State University and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University, Park is deeply committed to promoting equity and the transformative power of art and culture to inspire dialogue and drive positive change.
Presentation: State of the Field: Arizona’s Arts and Culture Sector
Director Park will present on the current State of the Field, with a focus on key trends and developments on both the federal and state level. In addition, Park will also discuss the economic impact of the arts sector in Arizona and provide an overview of the grants available through the Arizona Commission on the Arts.
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Leslie Criger, Articipant Liason, Artlink

Bio: Leslie Criger has been an active part of the Arizona Arts and Culture community for over 40 years. She is speaking as the Articipant Liaison of Artlink Inc, a 501(c)3 Nonprofit organization founded by artists in 1989, the Artlink name is a guiding principle for the organization, as it supports stakeholders of the arts and culture community, amplifying its collective strength. For more information about Artlink, please visit artlinkphx.org. Connect socially with Artlink on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
Presentation: What is Artlink?
Leslie will give an overview of Artlink, Art Detour and walkthrough of Artinerary.com with details about ArtistsAz. She will provide a handout with links to the sites and offer an opportunity to answer any questions at the end.

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Jami Kozemczak, Executive Director, Ballet Arizona

Bio: Jami Kozemczak was appointed Executive Director for Ballet Arizona in May 2022, after having served as the Director of Development since 2015. Kozemczak works to advance the organization through a people-centered leadership model that focuses on building culture, expanding programs, and increasing revenue generation. During her tenure, the organization has successfully implemented a culture of philanthropy that permeates throughout the organization. She has secured more than $44 million in contributed revenue during her time at Ballet Arizona, and increased earned revenue by 29% in her first year as Executive Director.
Kozemczak has 14 years of experience in arts non-profit management includes fundraising, public relations, communications, donor relations, and marketing. Beginning her career as a marketing professional, she quickly transitioned to fundraising after discovering her true vocation was connecting donors to their passion. Jami holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from Arizona State University. Jami’s volunteer work centers on mentorship; she has served on the AFP Professional Mentoring Program Committee for the past 6 years and has a passion for helping individuals invest in themselves and their future.

Presentation: Fundraising Greatest Hits
Jami will share stories of impact and engagement that will illustrate creative ways to build relationships with your audiences and donor base to grow your organization.
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Diandra Adamczyk, Programing Manager, Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts

Bio: Diandra Adamczyk is an interdisciplinary artist questioning contemporary methods of performance and play within art. As an artist and organizer of public programs, her practice is situated in research, collaboration, and a multifaceted approach to making.
Proudly working in Phoenix, Arizona, Adamczyk holds a BFA degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Adamczyk is a board member of [nueBOX], a nonprofit providing residencies and community support for performance artists, as well as the Programming Manager of Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts. As a performance presenter, Adamczyk is committed to elevating cultural perspectives, equitable practices and accessibility in the arts.

Presentation: HOMEGROWN AZ Choreographer Showcase, 2026
Diandra will share info about a future project in its planning stages.
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Liliana Gomez, Choreographer, Producer, BlakTinx Dance Festival Phoenix
Bio: Liliana Gomez is a Phoenix-based artist passionate about creating inclusive and equitable spaces through dance. She has choreographed site-specific works for various public spaces and collaborated with local companies, schools, and universities. As the Managing Director of the BlakTinx Dance Festival, now in its 7th year, Liliana produces an annual event celebrating Black and Latinx choreographers. She also teaches a weekly dance class, served on the Artlink Artists Council, and actively participates in local arts initiatives.
Liliana’s commitment to the arts has earned her accolades such as the 2015 Phoenix Mayor’s Arts Award and recognition as one of PHX Magazine’s “40 Under 40.” She has participated in Jacob’s Pillow’s National Presenters Forum, was a 2021 National Latinos Arts and Culture Institute fellow, and presented her work at Cornell University. Liliana is also the recipient of the City of Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture’s “Artists-to-Work” grant, supporting her continued growth as an artist.
Presentation: Learn About BlakTinx Dance Festival
Join Liliana Gomez, Managing Director of BlakTinx Dance Festival in Phoenix and a member of Latina Dance Project, the nonprofit that produces the festival. BlakTinx Dance Festival celebrates the work of Black and Latine choreographers in Arizona while also featuring guest artists from California, where the festival first began. The festival brings together both established and emerging artists, creating a space for them to share their work. Discover what makes BlakTinx more than just a performance—it’s a dance concert, a series of dance classes, a Q&A session, and a vibrant community gathering, Café y Conchas! Learn how the festival started and how it’s organized. The presentation will also highlight past BlakTinx presenters who have graced Phoenix stages, L. Alexander Patrick-Rolando and Steven Redondo, who will share how the festival has shaped their work and careers. The session will conclude with a brief Q&A, offering insights into the festival’s impact.
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“Lolita” Elizabeth Zuniga-Blore, Artistic Director and Co-Choreographer, Hoorvash Dance Company
Bio: “Lolita” Elizabeth Zuniga-Blore is a native Texan. She began her training as a young girl in San Antonio where she studied and performed Mexican Folklorico, Spanish classical dance, flamenco, ballet, jazz and other progressive dance forms.
She performed with a variety of dance groups which paved the way for her to be the lead dancer and eventually the choreographer for internationally acclaimed celebrity and performer, “Charo.” Elizabeth performed on television as well as shows in Las Vegas, Reno, Atlantic City, Hawaii and on luxury cruise lines.
Elizabeth studied with José Molina, La Chiqui, Timo Lozano, Susanna Di Palma and Matilda Coral, among many others. While living in Minnesota, she was a member of Susanna Di Palma’s company, Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theater, and was part o the studio’s teaching staff. She lectured and demonstrated dance forms for the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Cultural Partners program an the Young Audiences of Minnesota series. She also received a grant rom the Jerome Foundation. During this period, Elizabeth was honored to be featured as a classical Spanish dancer in a special solo performance with the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra. She additionally performed as a dancer in the opera Carmen.
Since moving to Arizona, Elizabeth has performed with various groups and has taught or the Maricopa Community Colleges, School of Ballet Arizona, and Arizona School for the Arts. She has also taught numerous workshops and classes at dance studios.
Elizabeth currently serves as the Artistic Director, co-choreographer and collaborator with Heidi Javaheri Lisherness’ Hoorvash Dance Company.
Presentation: Origins of Flamenco and Spanish Dance
Learn and experience the influence of other country’s stylization of Flamenco and Spanish Dance. Recommended attire for movement class: Character shoes and wide flowy skirt

Movement Source presents Arizona Trolley Dances
2025-02-02 14:00 - 15:30 | Cosanti, 6433 E Doubletree Ranch Rd, Paradise Valley, 85253, United States
Movement Source Dance Company Catches a Wave at Arizona Trolley Dances
Join us February 1st and 2nd for Arizona Trolley Dances presented by
Movement Source Dance Company. This entertaining tour begins at the historic Cosanti Studios, moves to the
“Industrial Pipe Wave” Scottsdale Public Art site, then on to the creative spaces at Cattle Track Arts
Compound. Experience new site-specific dance performances, view local visual art, and enjoy live music at the
end by the Dusty Ramblers!
Bring a friend and soak in some of Scottsdale’s best kept secrets together—from beautiful bells to sky-
reaching sculptures to dancers in a wild, western habitat—all combined in a creative trolley tour just for you.
Movement Source will surprise and delight you with boundless energy, creativity and love for our local artistic
community and natural environment.
Get your tickets today!
When: Saturday, February 1st, 5pm; Sunday, February 2nd, 2pm
Where: Cosanti, 6433 E Doubletree Ranch Rd, Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
Parking: Park at Cosanti, then ride the trolley to the other two sites and back to Cosanti at the end.
Ticket price: $30 general admission
Show runs approximately 90 minutes and is appropriate for all ages.
Limited seating—get your tickets ASAP!
Tickets on sale December 1st, 2024 at: www.MovementSourceDanceCompany.org
Supported in part by Scottsdale Arts | Photography: Laura VanNess Bolstad
About Movement Source
Movement Source Inc., dba Movement Source Dance Company, a non-profit 501c3 performing arts
organization, was founded in 1988. Its mission is to expand the audience for modern dance by making it more
accessible through culturally diverse artistic collaborations and performances. Movement Source is supported,
in part, by the Arizona Commission on the Arts, City of Tempe, Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture, Scottsdale
Arts and members of the Arizona Dance Arts Coalition. In addition, Movement Source is a member of Local
First AZ.
To learn more about Movement Source, visit www.movementsourcedancecompany.org.
Like us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/movementsource/ or Follow us on Instagram @movementsource

Contemporary Modern Classes (Tucson)
2025-02-03 16:00 - 17:00, 2025-02-10 16:00 - 17:00 | sYnapse Studio Y, 650 N. 6th Ave. ​, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States
This open level class explores modern and postmodern dance in a fun and inviting environment. Drawing from release technique, floorwork and contemporary dance, the class offers a dynamic exploration of movement and musicality allowing for personal growth and artistic exploration. Appropriate for movers with some dance experience to more advanced movers, the class can be modified to your level of dancing.
Classes run Mondays from 4-5pm at the sYnapse at Studio Y. January 6-April 28, no class on March 31. Suggested donation: $10. No one will be denied participation due to lack of funds.

Flamenco Class - Spring Semester (Chander/Phoenix)
2025-02-04 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-02-05 17:30 - 18:30, 2025-02-08 10:00 - 13:00, 2025-02-11 18:00 - 19:00, 2025-02-12 17:30 - 18:30, 2025-02-15 10:00 - 13:00 | AZ
The start of a new year is the perfect time to embrace change, to challenge yourself, and to dance through life with passion. This year, why not step into something bold, beautiful, and transformative? Flamenco is more than just a dance—it’s an expression of the soul, a celebration of culture, and a way to connect with your deepest emotions.
For registrations or any questions, please email moc.asoralimuynull@imuy

Morning Modern (Tucson)
2025-02-05 09:30 - 10:30, 2025-02-12 09:30 - 10:30 | sYnapse Studio Y, 650 N. 6th Ave. ​, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States
Begin your morning with movement! Join Nanette Robinson to explore the freedom and creativity of movement in this drop in modern dance class series. Blending technique, improvisation, and self-expression, this class is designed for dancers of all levels. Classes run Wednesdays from 9:30-10:30am at the sYnapse at Studio Y. January 22-March 19. Suggested donation: $10. No one will be denied participation due to lack of funds.

Youth Aerial Trapeze Dance (Tucson)
2025-02-05 16:00 - 17:15, 2025-02-12 16:00 - 17:15 | sYnapse Studio Y, 650 N. 6th Ave. ​, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States
These class sessions blend the elegance of dance with the exhilaration of aerial trapeze. Designed for youth ages 7-11, students will discover the magic of flight, develop a joy for movement, and build a community of new friends. No prior experience necessary. Two class sessions will be offered on Wednesday nights from 4-5:15pm at the sYnapse at Studio Y. Session 1: January 15-March 5. Session 2: March 19-May 7. $250 per session.

Adult Aerial Trapeze Dance (Tucson)
2025-02-05 17:30 - 19:00, 2025-02-12 17:30 - 19:00 | sYnapse Studio Y, 650 N. 6th Ave. ​, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States
These class sessions offer individuals a unique blend of strength, flexibility, and artistry through the art of aerial trapeze. Discover a passion for flight and unleash your inner acrobat in a safe and supportive environment. No prior experience necessary. Two class sessions will be offered on Wednesday nights from 5:30-7pm at the sYnapse at Studio Y. Session 1: January 15-March 5. Session 2: March 19-May 7. $250 per session.

Skinner Releasing Workshop (Tucson)
2025-02-07 16:30 - 18:00, 2025-02-08 10:00 - 11:30, 2025-02-14 16:30 - 18:00, 2025-02-15 10:00 - 11:30 | sYnapse Studio Y, 650 N. 6th Ave. ​, Tucson, AZ, 85705, United States
Men and women of all ages (professional dancers, mature movers, inexperienced dancers, and folks that love to move in a meditative and spontaneous way) are invited to participate in this class. The use of playful and deep imagery and improvisation is incorporated and the classes build on each other.
Your commitment to the series is a large part of the experience.
SRT reveals the natural grace in every human being and taps into transforming states of consciousness which awakens the Dance within and guides us in the practice of letting go; letting go of stress, letting go of unnecessary holding in our body, letting go of preconceptions about what is supposed to happen, letting go of fear of awkwardness, letting go of the belief that we somehow don’t have the “right body”.
Tactile exercises are used to give the imagery immediate physical effect in the movements of participants.
Two class sessions will be offered on Friday evenings from 4:30-6pm and Saturday mornings from 10-11:30am at the sYnapse at Studio Y. Session 1: January 10-February 1. Session 2: February 7-28. $120 per session or $220 for all 8 weeks.

STOMP! (Chandler)
2025-02-07 19:30 - 21:00, 2025-02-08 15:00 - 16:30, 2025-02-08 19:30 - 21:00 | Chandler Center for the Arts, 250 N. Arizona Ave., Chandler, AZ, 85225, United States
STOMP is explosive, sophisticated, percussive, sexy, utterly unique and appealing to all ages. From tractor tires to brooms, garbage cans to Zippo lighters, the eight-member troupe uses everything but drums to fill the theatre with magnificent rhythms.

The international percussion sensation has garnered an armful of awards, rave reviews and appeared on numerous national television shows. The eight-member troupe uses everything but conventional percussion instruments – matchboxes, wooden poles, brooms, garbage cans, Zippo lighters, hubcaps – to fill the stage with magnificent rhythms. Seen Stomp before? The percussive hit brings new surprises for loyal fans, with some sections of the show restructured and the addition of two new full-scale routines, using props like tractor tire inner tubes and paint cans.
As USA Today says, “STOMP finds beautiful noises in the strangest places.” STOMP. See what all the noise is about.

Multiple dates and times available:Friday, February 7 at 7:30p.m.Saturday, February 8 at 3:00p.m. or 7:30p.m.
Tickets start at $48.

Ballet Arizona presents FRIDA
2025-02-13 19:00, 2025-02-14 19:30, 2025-02-15 14:00 - 17:00 | Phoenix Symphony Hall, 100 N. 3rd Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85004, United States
Tickets for the U.S. premiere of Frida are selling fast!
Don’t miss your chance to experience the powerful, unforgettable retelling of Frida Kahlo’s incredible life story. Step into the poignant, passionate, and magical world of the legendary Mexican painter.

Ballet Arizona is thrilled to present the U.S. premiere of Frida – a powerful retelling of Frida Kahlo’s life story. The poignant, painful, and magical world of the celebrated Mexican painter comes to life through Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s stunning choreography. Audiences will see Kahlo’s motifs, paintings, and dreams reimagined through dance and woven with her story. Don’t miss this extraordinary ballet honoring one of the most impactful artists of the twentieth century.

Join us February 13-16 at Symphony Hall for this mesmerizing performance, accompanied by the Phoenix Symphony’s live music. Don’t wait – grab your tickets today!
© Hans Gerritsen. Courtesy of Dutch National Ballet
#balletarizona #phoenixaz #fridakahlo #thingstodoinphoenix
February 13 at 7:00pm
February 14 at 7:30pm
February 15 at 2:00pm
February 15 at 7:30pm
February 16 at 1:00pm
February 16 at 5:30pm

Ballet Tucson presents From Tucson, With Love
2025-02-14 19:00, 2025-02-15 14:00 - 17:00 | TCC Leo Rich Theater, 260 S Church Ave, Tucson, AZ, 85701, United States
Ballet Tucson presents From Tucson, With Love
In partnership with the Tucson Desert Song Festival and Tucson Guitar Society.
February 14-16 at Leo Rich Theater

RUBIES (BALLET TUCSON PREMIERE)
Choreography by George Balanchine
Music by Igor Stravinsky
The Ballet Tucson premiere of George Balanchine’s Rubies is generously sponsored by Jeannette Segel
Rubies is one of legendary choreographer George Balanchine’s most iconic works. Featuring dynamic music by Igor Stravinsky, this vivacious ballet demonstrates Balanchine’s great love of America, the fast pace of life in New York City and The Jazz Age.

ROMEO & JULIET BALCONY PAS DE DEUX
Choreography by Margaret Mullin
Music by Sergei Prokofiev
“My bounty is as boundless as the sea, my love as deep; the more I give to thee, the more I have, for both are infinite.” — Juliet.
The balcony scene from William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is brought to life through an exquisite pas de deux choreographed by Artistic Director Margaret Mullin.

BARRIO VIEJO (WORLD PREMIERE)
Choreography by Chieko Imada
Music by Lalo Guerrero performed live onstage
In partnership with the Tucson Desert Song Festival and Tucson Guitar Society
In celebration of Tucson’s 250th birthday, Associate Artistic Director Chieko Imada creates another exciting world premiere in partnership with the Tucson Desert Song Festival and Tucson Guitar Society. This vibrant new ballet features the music of legendary Tucsonan Lalo Guerrero, Father of Chicano music, performed live onstage with our dancers.

Phoenix Ballet presents Golden Swan - Student Discount (Phoenix)
2025-02-14 19:00 - 21:30 | Herberger Theater Center, 222 E Monroe St, Phoenix, AZ, United States
We are happy to offer discounts to Arizona students for our upcoming show, the Golden Swan. This is a production that features international guest artists performing famous love duets and excerpts from other ballets plus some really exciting ensembles. This is held at the Herberger Theater next week, Friday, Feb 14 at 7pm and Saturday, Feb 15 at 5pm.
Dancers include: Chloe Misseldine (ABT), Bakhityar Adamzhan (Kazakhstan), Bianca Scudamore & Antoine Kirscher (Paris Opera Ballet), Basia Rhoden (Joffrey Ballet), Myles Lavallee (CA), Arcadian Broad (ADC/IBC) plus Phoenix Ballet dancers that include McKenzie Thomas, Michal Wozniak, Parker Rozzano-Keefe, Tessa Rivadulla and more! It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see these dancers perform here in Arizona.
Part of our mission is to help advance the education and opportunities for dancers and to help us accomplish that, we want to invite you and your students to come see the show at a very discounted rate.
We can offer you a couple options:
A 50% discount offer off tickets (the discount only works on adult tickets but children/students should buy an adult ticket with the discount because it’s a better price)
To do this, simply use promo code LOVEDANCE when you buy your tickets. Here is the link: Golden Swan Gala | Phoenix Ballet
Special, customized group rate: we can also make a custom price for you and/or your students as a group sale. For this, groups needs to be at least 5 people (or more!) then, just email me back at this same email / gro.tellabxineohpnull@ofni and we can talk about what price would work and the best way to redeem it.

Flyers and eblasts: we can also offer administrators a custom rate and/or complimentary ticket for sending out an eblast to your students/ company for us. Email me for details about that.
Thank you so much for being part of the Dance and Arts community! We hope you can come to this amazing show!

Thanks,
Heather Hudak
Phoenix Ballet, General Manager gro.tellabxineohpnull@ofni 602-996-8000

ASU Transitions Dance Concert: Latent Heat (Tempe)
2025-02-14 19:30 - 21:30 | Margaret Gisolo Dance Studio Theatre, 611 E Orange Street, Tempe, AZ, 85281, United States
Experience the power of transformation in Latent Heat, the 2025 ASU Dance Transitions Concert.
Featuring capstone creative works by ASU’s seniors in dance, this evocative performance explores the energy that drives life’s transitions. Inspired by the scientific concept of latent heat—the energy exchanged during a change of state—each piece captures the tension, release, and emotional storytelling that define the human journey. Join us for an unforgettable evening where movement becomes a profound expression of connection, growth, and change. Witness the artistry of a new generation as they bring these themes to life. Over the course of two weekends, Latent Heat will present fourteen distinct dance pieces, each exploring different facets of this energetic exchange.
Content warning: Please be advised that these performances contain adult themes, mature content and strong language. Recommended for audience members no younger than 12.
Weekend 1 Choreographers (Feb. 14-16):
Emma Casten – “Hard to Swallow ”
Samantha Frankel – “Egoscape ”
Jose Solana Gomez – “The Heart of J”
Mya Walters – “Inner Critic ”
Cristina Lugo – “Stripping the Purity of the Flesh”
Kylie Wright – “Nobody but You”
Abby Mustard – “TOUCH”

Weekend 2 Choreographers (Feb. 21-23):
Jennie West – “Machine Line”
Sergio Jesus Rubio – “Perceptions Veil”
Karelly Valenzuela – “The Choice is Yours”
Caleb Hampson – “What If?”
Cai McCoy – “Beyond the 9-5”
Shalay “Lay” Garcia – “e.Motion”
*Different works will be presented on different weekends, so please review the information above and purchase your tickets carefully if you would like to see a specific piece by a certain choreographer.
All ticket sales are ONLINE ONLY. Please purchase tickets in advance. Guests who do not have a ticket at the door will be directed to purchase a ticket online. Ticket service fees apply to every purchase.
