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Season Opener Sept. 11 – 20 Features a Celebrated Classic, Emerging Choreographers and an Early Look at a Potential 2028 Full-Length Ballet
Nashville Ballet will open its 2026–27 season Sept. 11–20 with with Live in Studio A, an intimate program that gives audiences a rare, up-close look at both ballet’s celebrated past and its creative future, from a honored classic to new works created from within Nashville Ballet. The season - Movement Taking Form - is sure to dazzle audiences.
Anchored by George Balanchine’s Allegro Brillante, set to music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the program brings together classical precision and athleticism with fast-paced choreography in one of Nashville Ballet’s most experimental programs of the season.
Among the program’s highlights is the first public look at The Picture of Dorian Gray, a new work by Nashville Ballet Rehearsal Director Travis Bradley inspired by Oscar Wilde’s classic novel. The piece offers audiences an early glimpse into the development of a work Nashville Ballet hopes to expand into a full-length production for fall 2028.
This mixed rep performance includes three new contemporary works choreographed by Nashville Ballet company artists Maia Montgomery, Garritt McCabe and Anneliese Guerin, providing a platform for emerging choreographic voices from within the organization. The production marks the first company-program works for Montgomery and McCabe.
“I think one of the things that we’re all kind of longing for is a sense of connection to our community,” said Nick Mullikin, Artistic Director & CEO of Nashville Ballet. “One of the things that the arts does so well is bring people together. It’s also important that we give our artists the creative space they deserve to explore new ideas, take artistic risks and grow as storytellers beyond their work onstage.”
That sense of connection is at the heart of Live in Studio A. Presented in Studio A at The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet, the program places audiences just feet from the dancers, providing an immediate view of the artistry, athleticism and creative energy behind a professional ballet company.
Bradley, whose choreography was featured in Nashville Ballet’s 2025 production of If I Can Dream, has been developing the concept for The Picture of Dorian Gray for approximately two years. The Live in Studio A presentation provides an early glimpse into the creative process as the work begins its journey toward a potential full-length production.
Live in Studio A launches Nashville Ballet’s 2026–27 season, Movement Taking Form, reflecting the company’s continued commitment to honoring ballet’s classical foundation while creating space for new voices, new works and deeper connections with the community.
The 2026–27 season continues with Giselle, Oct. 2–4; Día de los Muertos, Oct. 28–Nov. 1; Nashville’s Nutcracker, Nov. 27-Dec.27;
Cinderella, Feb. 26–28, 2027; and Attitude, May 7–9, 2027.
Single tickets are on sale now for all performances and are only $50 for Live in Studio A.
PERFORMANCE SCHEDULE
Friday, Sept. 11 — 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 12 — 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 13 — 2 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 17 — 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 18 — 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 19 — 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 20 — 2 p.m.
All performances take place at The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet, 3630 Redmon Street, Nashville, Tennessee 37209.
For tickets and additional information, visit NashvilleBallet.com.
Four New Company Artists, Rehearsal Director and Six Community Leaders Join the Organization as it Prepares to Launch its 2026-27 Season - Movement Taking Form
Nashville Ballet, Tennessee’s largest professional ballet company, announces the addition of four new Company Artists, Rehearsal Director and six community leaders to its Board of Directors as the organization prepares to launch its 2026-27 season, Movement Taking Form.
Joining Nashville Ballet’s Company this season are Christian Arroyo, Daniel Mendonça da Silva, Benjamin Moss and Yusuke Otake. Each Company Artist brings exceptional talent, distinctive artistry and new perspectives that will contribute to the continued artistic evolution of Nashville Ballet.
Christian Arroyo has been promoted from Nashville Ballet’s Second Company (NB2) to Company Artist. A Texas native who trained at Houston Ballet Academy, his promotion reflects Nashville Ballet’s continued commitment to developing emerging artists and creating pathways to the main Company.
Daniel Mendonça da Silva joins Nashville Ballet from the Dutch National Ballet School, where he completed his professional training in 2026. A native of Brazil, his international training and classical and neoclassical experience reflect Nashville Ballet’s growing ability to attract exceptional talent from leading institutions around the world.
Benjamin Moss, a native of Sydney, Australia, joins Nashville Ballet from The Sarasota Ballet, where he performed works by acclaimed choreographers including George Balanchine, Sir Frederick Ashton and Jessica Lang. His international training in Australia and Canada and professional experience in the U.S. bring a global perspective to Nashville Ballet’s Company.
Yusuke Otake, a native of Ishikawa, Japan, joins Nashville Ballet following his training at The Royal Ballet School in London, becoming the second artist in two years to join Nashville Ballet from the prestigious institution. Otake has also performed with The Royal Ballet and Birmingham Royal Ballet, further demonstrating Nashville Ballet’s expanding international reach and ability to bring world-class talent to Nashville.
Together, the four new Company Artists represent Nashville Ballet’s commitment to developing talent from within while expanding its international reach to bring exceptional artists and world-class ballet to the Nashville community.
“Developing artists at every stage of their careers is central to who we are, and we are especially proud to see Christian advance from NB2 into the main Company,” said Nick Mullikin, Artistic Director and CEO of Nashville Ballet. “At the same time, the continued artistic growth of Nashville Ballet is gaining recognition well beyond our community, allowing us to expand our recruiting efforts and attract exceptional artists from around the world. These four dancers bring distinctive artistry and perspectives to our Company and further our commitment to giving Nashville audiences access to world-class ballet right here at home.”
Additionally, former Company Artist, Michael Burfield, now transitions to Rehearsal Director at Nashville Ballet following a 16-year professional performing career, including eight seasons with Nashville Ballet. Since joining the organization in 2018, he has performed leading and featured roles across its classical and contemporary repertoire while taking on increasing responsibilities in rehearsal leadership, coaching and repertory staging. Burfield played a key role in rehearsing and re-staging Lucy Negro Redux for its four-city national tour and PBS’ Great Performances and recently served as guest rehearsal director and stager for Paul Vasterling’s Cinderella at Sacramento Ballet.
Nashville Ballet also welcomes six new members to its Board of Directors: Chris Anderson, Kayla Clayborne Counts, Laura Currie, Devin Dunkley, Lisa Manning and Kristen Walker. Representing a range of professional expertise across business, health care, law and civic leadership, the new board members will help advance Nashville Ballet’s artistic, educational and community-focused mission. See Board Bios Here
“As Nashville Ballet begins its 41st season, we are building on tremendous artistic momentum while continuing to strengthen the organization for the future,” said Jim Munro, President of Nashville Ballet’s Board of Directors. “Each of these accomplished leaders brings valuable expertise, a deep connection to our community and an appreciation for the role the arts play in making Nashville such an extraordinary place to live. We are thrilled to welcome them to the board and look forward to their leadership as Nashville Ballet continues to grow its reach and impact.”
The 2026-27 season, Movement Taking Form, showcases Nashville Ballet’s artistry, versatility and continued evolution. From the timeless romance of Giselle and Cinderella to the cherished holiday tradition of Nashville’s Nutcracker, the intimate performances of Live in Studio A and contemporary programming of Attitude, the season celebrates ballet’s rich heritage while embracing its future.
Movement Taking Form Features Six Captivating Productions Including Giselle, Cinderella, Nashville's Nutcracker, Día de los Muertos, Live in Studio A and Attitude
Nashville Ballet releases single tickets today for its highly anticipated upcoming season entitled Movement Taking Form, inviting audiences to experience six productions spanning beloved classics, contemporary masterpieces and innovative new works.
The 2026-27 season showcases the company's artistry, versatility and continued evolution. From the ageless romance of Giselle and Cinderella to the beloved holiday tradition of Nashville's Nutcracker, the intimate performances of Live in Studio A and the breathtaking contemporary works of Attitude, the season celebrates ballet's rich heritage while embracing its future.
"Movement Taking Form captures the exciting momentum of Nashville Ballet's artistic evolution," said Nick Mullikin, Nashville Ballet's Artistic Director & CEO. "This season celebrates the enduring beauty of ballet's most beloved classics while embracing fresh voices and visionary choreography. From iconic stories to compelling contemporary works, each performance invites audiences into an immersive experience that inspires, connects and reminds us of the extraordinary power of movement to transform."
The season opens with Live in Studio A (Sept. 11-20, 2026) at The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet, an intimate performance series featuring George Balanchine's exhilarating Allegro Brillante alongside four original works by Nashville Ballet's artistic team and dancers, including a new piece inspired by The Picture of Dorian Gray choreographed by Nashville Ballet Rehearsal Director, Travis Bradley.
In October, Nick Mullikin will premiere a reimagined Giselle (Oct. 2-4, 2026) at TPAC's Polk Theater, performed live with The Nashville Symphony. Returning to Nashville's stage for the first time in more than a decade, this enduring masterpiece has been thoughtfully reimagined with refreshed choreography, newly designed costumes, an updated musical score and a fresh interpretation of love, loss and redemption.
Back by popular demand after sold-out performances in 2024, Día de los Muertos (Oct. 28 - Nov. 1, 2026) celebrates Mexican culture through the vibrant artistry of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera in a visually stunning contemporary work by Maria A. Konrad.
The holiday season welcomes back Paul Vasterling’s Emmy Award-winning Nashville's Nutcracker (Nov. 27 - Dec. 27, 2026), accompanied live by The Nashville Symphony. Set during the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition, this uniquely Nashville production has become one of the city's most cherished holiday traditions.
In February, Cinderella (Feb. 26-28, 2027) returns to TPAC's Jackson Hall with choreography by Paul Vasterling and Prokofiev's iconic score performed live by The Nashville Symphony, bringing the beloved fairy tale to life with sweeping choreography, theatrical storytelling and enduring romance.
The season concludes with Attitude (May 7-9, 2027), Nashville Ballet's acclaimed contemporary repertory program at TPAC's Polk Theater. The program features the return of Mullikin's deeply personal and inspiring Erase the Night, following three standing ovations in 2025, a world premiere by Marika Brussel and an additional contemporary masterpiece, Ulysses Dove's Red Angels.
Together, the 2026-27 season reflects Nashville Ballet's commitment to honoring tradition while embracing innovation, creating performances that inspire, challenge and captivate audiences.
2026–27 Season Snapshot:
● Live in Studio A — Sept. 11–20, 2026 | The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet
● Giselle — Oct. 2–4, 2026 | TPAC Polk Theater
● Día de los Muertos — Oct. 28 – Nov. 1, 2026 | The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet
● Nashville's Nutcracker — Nov. 27 – Dec. 27, 2026 | TPAC Jackson Hall
● Cinderella — Feb. 26–28, 2027 | TPAC Jackson Hall
● Attitude — May 7–9, 2027 | TPAC Polk Theater
Tickets:
Single tickets are on sale now and start as low as $35, depending on the production and seating location.
Season packages remain available and include:
● Complete Season Package — All six productions starting at $211 for adults and $156 for children under 12, with savings up to 30%, priority seating and exclusive perks.
● Create Your Own Package — Select three or four productions and save up to 25% on adult tickets and 50% on children's tickets.
● Family Package — Includes Día de los Muertos, Nashville's Nutcracker and Cinderella, with tickets starting at $114.50 for adults and $79 for children.
● Symphony Package — Includes Giselle, Nashville's Nutcracker and Cinderella, all performed live with The Nashville Symphony, starting at $126.50.
● Relevé Package — Combines season tickets with Relevé Society membership, including receptions with artists and exclusive events, starting at $311.
Purchase tickets at NashvilleBallet.com or call 615-297-2966 ext. 710.
Sponsorships Available for Nashville Ballet’s Nutcracker Tea to be Held Sunday, November 22, 2026 at Belmont University’s Fisher Center for the Performing Arts
Secure Your Tickets Now for Nashville’s Favorite Holiday Tradition - Nashville’s Nutcracker - Returning to TPAC
November 27 – December 27, 2026
The magic of the holiday season begins early as Nashville Ballet announces the return of its beloved Nutcracker Tea, one of Middle Tennessee's most cherished family holiday traditions, on Sunday, Nov. 22, 2026, from 3-5 p.m. at Belmont University's Fisher Center for the Performing Arts.
This year's enchanting celebration, co-chaired by Mrs. Ann Ralls Brown, Mrs. Whitney Kalb and Mrs. Alexandra Schneider, serves as the official kickoff to Paul Vasterling's Emmy Award-winning Nashville's Nutcracker, returning to Tennessee Performing Arts Center's Jackson Hall Nov. 27 through Dec. 27, 2026.
Designed especially for young audiences, while delighting guests of every age, Nutcracker Tea transforms The Fisher Center of Performing Arts at Belmont University into the magical world of Clara, the Sugar Plum Fairy, the Mouse King and the Nutcracker Prince. Families will enjoy an interactive, abbreviated performance inspired by Nashville's Nutcracker, bringing the timeless holiday story to life through music, dance and unforgettable character encounters.
Guests can enjoy festive treats, create holiday crafts and participate in whimsical activities while meeting beloved characters from the production. Adults can also enjoy drinks, small bites and families will have opportunities to capture keepsake photos with professional holiday-themed photography.
More than a festive afternoon, Nutcracker Tea plays an important role in supporting the next generation of dancers. Proceeds benefit School of Nashville Ballet Scholarship Fund, which provides more than $250,000 annually in merit- and need-based scholarships, ensuring students of all ages, backgrounds and abilities have access to exceptional dance education.
"Nutcracker Tea has become one of our most treasured holiday traditions because it brings families together to experience the joy, imagination and wonder of ballet in a truly personal way," said Nick Mullikin, Artistic Director & CEO of Nashville Ballet. "Whether it's a child's first introduction to the magic of Nashville's Nutcracker or a family's annual holiday celebration, this event creates memories that last a lifetime while helping provide scholarships that make dance education accessible to students across our community."
Sponsorship opportunities are available now. For more information visit
https://www.nashvilleballet.com/nutcracker-tea or contact Morgan Owen at events@nashvilleballet.com. NOTE: General admission tickets will be available in late October.
Learn More About the 2026 Nutcracker Tea Chairs
Nashville's Favorite Holiday Tradition Returns to TPAC, Nov. 27 – Dec. 27
Families can also secure their seats now for Paul Vasterling's Nashville's Nutcracker at TPAC's Jackson Hall, returning Nov. 27 through Dec. 27, 2026.
As part of Nashville Ballet's Christmas in July celebration, single tickets start at just $48, giving families the opportunity to purchase the best available seats before the holiday season begins.
Featuring Nashville Ballet's professional company artists, NB2, students from School of Nashville Ballet and community performers, the Emmy Award-winning production combines Tchaikovsky's iconic score with a uniquely Nashville story that has become a treasured holiday tradition for thousands of Middle Tennessee families.
Single tickets for Nashville's Nutcracker are on sale now. Families are encouraged to purchase early as many performances traditionally sell out. For season ticket packages that include Nashville’s Nutcracker, visit NashvilleBallet.com or contact the ballet box office at 615-297-2966 ext. 710.
In addition to performances, Nashville Ballet invites young dancers ages 13 and older who are part of Nashville Ballet or a community partner program to audition for the Youth Cast of Nashville's Nutcracker on Aug. 23 and 30,offering the opportunity to perform alongside the professional company on the TPAC stage. Community members can also share the magic of the season by supporting the Holiday Magic initiative, which provides thousands of complimentary tickets each year to underserved children, families, veterans and seniors.
For audition details, donation information and more, visitwww.nashvilleballet.com.
CHRISTMAS IN JULY: TICKETS ON SALE NOW FOR NASHVILLE'S NUTCRACKER, MIDDLE TENNESSEE'S BELOVED HOLIDAY TRADITION
Nashville Ballet Invites Families to Plan Ahead for the Holidays and Offers Unique Holiday Magic Program for Underserved Communities
— Christmas has arrived early at Nashville Ballet with tickets now on sale for Paul Vasterling’s Nashville's Nutcracker returning to Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Jackson Hall this holiday season. It feels like Christmas in July when you can secure the best seats at the best prices for one of Nashville's most treasured holiday experiences before performances begin November 27 through December 27, 2026. Single tickets start at just $48.
As one of the premier professional ballet companies in the country, Nashville Ballet continues to bring world-class artistic experiences to audiences right here at home, offering a holiday tradition that has become a cherished part of family celebrations across Middle Tennessee.
Featuring Artistic Director Emeritus Paul Vasterling's Emmy Award-winning retelling of the classic holiday tale, Nashville's Nutcracker transforms the familiar story of Clara and her Nutcracker Prince into a uniquely Nashville adventure. Accompanied by the iconic music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky performed live by The Nashville Symphony, audiences will be transported into a magical world filled with swirling snowflakes, whimsical characters, dazzling choreography and timeless storytelling.
"There's something truly magical about sharing this production with our community year after year," said Nick Mullikin, Artistic Director and CEO of Nashville Ballet. "Nashville's Nutcracker has become a holiday tradition for thousands of families, and we're excited to welcome both long-time patrons and first-time guests to experience the wonder, artistry and joy that make this production so special. It's a reminder that extraordinary performing arts experiences can be found right here in our own backyard."
From the enchanting Sugar Plum Fairy and sparkling Kingdom of Sweets to the tiniest baby mouse and the thrilling battle with the Mouse King, Nashville's Nutcracker delights audiences of all ages while creating lasting holiday memories.
The production has become one of Nashville Ballet's most celebrated performances, earning recognition as Best Dance Production by Broadway World Nashville and inspiring an Emmy Award-winning film adaptation. Each year, professional company artists perform alongside talented young dancers from School of Nashville Ballet and youth from the local community, creating a truly unique and inspiring holiday experience.
Single tickets for Nashville's Nutcracker are on sale now. Families are encouraged to purchase early as many performances traditionally sell out. For season ticket packages that include Nashville’s Nutcracker, visit NashvilleBallet.com or contact TPAC's box office at 615-782-4040.
Nashville’s Nutcracker Youth Auditions Set for August 23 & 30
Young performers ages 13+ that are part of Nashville Ballet or a community partner student, are invited to audition for Nashville’s Nutcracker Youth Castfor this treasured holiday production.
Youth auditions will be held August 23 and August 30 at The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet. The Youth Cast program provides an unforgettable opportunity to perform alongside Nashville Ballet's professional company artists on the Jackson Hall stage.
Additional audition details and registration information are available at www.nashvilleballet.com/youth-cast-information.
Become a Holiday Hero through Holiday Magic Program
Beyond bringing a beloved holiday tradition to audiences each season,Nashville Ballet is committed to making the performing arts accessible to children and families throughout Middle Tennessee through its Holiday Magic initiative.
Each year, the program provides thousands of students with the opportunity to experience Nashville's Nutcracker through special weekday student matinee performances that introduce young audiences to live performing arts while supporting classroom learning through curriculum-based educational materials aligned with Tennessee academic standards. Last season, nearly 3,500 students attended student matinees, including more than 1,700 students from Title I schools.
Holiday Magic also extends beyond the classroom through partnerships with more than 40 nonprofit and community organizations, providing approximately 2,000 complimentary tickets each year to underserved children, families, veterans, seniors and individuals who may not otherwise have the opportunity to attend a live ballet performance.
"One of the most meaningful aspects of Nashville's Nutcracker is the opportunity to share it with families throughout our community," said Mullikin. "Through Holiday Magic, we're creating lasting memories while introducing thousands of children and families to the joy and inspiration of live performance. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to experience the wonder of the arts during the holiday season."
Nashville Ballet is currently seeking individuals, businesses and community partners to support the Holiday Magic initiative through sponsorships and charitable contributions. A gift of just $48 provides one child with the opportunity to experience Nashville's Nutcracker, helping create meaningful arts experiences and treasured holiday memories for generations to come.
For more information, visit www.nashvilleballet.com/donate-holiday.
From Timeless Classics Like Giselle, Cinderella and Nashville’s Nutcracker to Daring New Works and World Premieres, the Season is Designed to Inspire and Surprise
Nashville Ballet unveiled its 2026–27 season, Movement Taking Form, an expansive lineup of captivating performances that highlights the company’s evolution through classical favorites, contemporary premieres and bold storytelling, led by Artistic Director and CEO Nick Mullikin.
Marking a defining chapter for the company, the season brings this vision to life through the following productions - Live in Studio A, Giselle, Día de los Muertos, Nashville’s Nutcracker, Cinderella and Attitude, all dynamic collections of work where discipline becomes artistry and ideas ignite into movement.
“This season begins with a sense of possibility,” said Nick Mullikin, Nashville Ballet’s Artistic Director & CEO. “Movement Taking Form reflects where Nashville Ballet is as a company and where we are going. It is about the point when ideas stop living only in conversation and begin to take shape on stage through discipline, artistry, and shared purpose. I chose works that highlight the versatility of our artists and reflect the full range of what ballet can be. This season honors the classical foundation of the art form while making space for new voices, bold creation, and the kind of momentum that helps define a company’s future."
The season opens with Live in Studio A (Sept. 11–20, 2026) at The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet, offering an intimate, up-close experience. Anchored by George Balanchine’s vibrant Allegro Brillante, set to music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, the program pairs classical precision with four new works by the company’s artistic team and dancers, including a selection inspired by Dorian Gray.
In October, Mullikin debuts a reimagined full-length Giselle (Oct. 2–4, 2026) at TPAC’s Polk Theater, performed live with music by The Nashville Symphony. This return to the main stage marks the ballet’s first local staging in more than a decade. Rooted in folklore, the story of love and betrayal unfolds in a shadowy world of vengeful Wilis, with refreshed choreography and a darker emotional lens.
Later that month, Día de los Muertos (Oct. 28–Nov. 1, 2026), choreographed by Maria A. Konrad, returns to The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet following a sold-out run in 2024. Inspired by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, the work blends Mexican tradition with contemporary dance in a vivid, celebratory exploration of life, memory and connection.
The holiday season brings back Paul Vasterling’s Nashville’s Nutcracker (Nov. 27–Dec. 27, 2026) at TPAC’s Jackson Hall. Set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic score, performed live by The Nashville Symphony, this Emmy Award-winning production reimagines the classic tale against the backdrop of the 1897 Tennessee Centennial Exposition, following Clara’s magical journey through a distinctly Nashville lens.
In February, Cinderella (Feb. 26–28, 2027) returns to TPAC’s Jackson Hall with choreography by Paul Vasterling and music by Sergei Prokofiev, performed live by The Nashville Symphony. This elegant production brings the beloved fairy tale to life through sweeping movement and theatrical storytelling centered on transformation, hope and resilience.
The season concludes with the Attitude (May 7–9, 2027) at TPAC’s Polk Theater, a showcase of contemporary ballet. Coming off three standing ovation performances in 2025, the program features the return of Mullikin’s deeply personal Erase the Night alongside a world premiere by Marika Brussel and additional works, including selections such as Ulysses Dove’s Red Angels, offering a bold and thought-provoking finale.
Together, the 2026–27 season reflects Nashville Ballet’s commitment to honoring tradition while embracing innovation, a season where movement takes shape in new and compelling ways.
2026–27 Season Schedule:
Live in Studio A — Sept. 11–20, 2026 | The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet
Giselle — Oct. 2–4, 2026 | TPAC Polk Theater
Día de los Muertos — Oct. 28 – Nov. 1, 2026 | The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet
Nashville’s Nutcracker — Nov. 27 – Dec. 27, 2026 | TPAC Jackson Hall
Cinderella — Feb. 26–28, 2027 | TPAC Jackson Hall
Attitude — May 7–9, 2027 | TPAC Polk Theater
Tickets and Season Packages:
Nashville Ballet offers various season ticket packages designed for date nights or the entire family. Season tickets are on sale now, with flexible packages designed for newcomers and longtime patrons alike.
Complete Season Package — See all six productions starting at $211 for adults and $156 for children under 12, with savings up to 30%, priority seating and exclusive perks.
Relevé Package — A new premium experience combining season tickets with Relevé Society membership, including receptions with artists and special events starting at just $311.
Symphony Package — Experience three classical ballets Giselle, Nashville’s Nutcracker and Cinderella performed live with The Nashville Symphony, starting at $126.50.
Family Package — Curated to create lasting memories for audiences of all ages, this package includes Día de los Muertos, Nashville’s Nutcracker and Cinderella, with tickets starting as low as $114.50 for adults and $79 for children.
Create Your Own Package — Choose three or four performances and save up to 25% on adult tickets and 50% on children under 12 years of age.
Get tickets at www.NashvilleBallet.com or by calling 615-297-2966 ext. 710.
The Factory at Franklin will present An Evening with Nashville Ballet 2 at Turner Theatre, June 5 - 7, bringing Nashville Ballet’s second company to Williamson County for a weekend of performances that expand access to the arts and connect directly with the community.