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Atlanta Ballet tickets

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As the official ballet representative for the state of Georgia, the Atlanta Ballet has been thriving. In 2019, it was announced that the group would embark on a national and international tour. Established in 1929, it has more than 80 years of a rich history that includes being a member of the community by helping to educate and teach the younger generations the beauty of dance, namely ballet. A live performance is a wonderful experience thanks to the creativity of the choreographers, the execution of movement by the dancers and the effects that tie everything together. Shows can be enjoyed during the season from September to April.

89 Years and Counting

Many of the ballet companies situated on the east coast side of the United States have existed for several decades. Atlanta is not an exception. The Atlanta Ballet has entered its 90th season that is marked with thousands of performances and shows. Many of those shows have been classic ballet renditions of well-known stories and plays. Along the way, the group has also picked up original material that has showcased the entire resume of talent found within the company. Whether incorporating jazz or sticking to ballet, the performances have been impacting audiences in Atlanta and various tour locations. During the 2019-20 season, the troupe will be traveling to Prague thanks to a partnership it formed with the Czech National Ballet. In 2013, the group toured in Asia.

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Where is Atlanta Ballet performing?

Atlanta Ballet performances take place at more than one venue. In Atlanta, the group's shows can be seen at the Fox Theater and the

Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

. The group has also held shows at the Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center's Byers Theater in Sandy Springs, Georgia.

What can I expect from Atlanta Ballet?

Every ballet group aims to put its own finishing touches on classic performances. The troupe also seeks to be a part of successful, new material. During the 2019-20 season, the Atlanta Ballet will perform

Love Fear Loss

, a special version of

The Nutcracker

, and

Heart/Beat

as well as

The Swan Princess

,

Giselle

and

Firebird

.

Heart/Beat

incorporates jazz, while

Giselle

is believed to be one of the most romantic ballets of all time.

Firebird

is described as an explosive production that cannot be missed.

How long is an Atlanta Ballet performance?

The length of an Atlanta Ballet performance depends on the show.

The Nutcracker

is two-and-half-hours long. All shows include at least one intermission.

Who are the members of Atlanta Ballet?

The artistic director of the Atlanta Ballet is Gennadi Nedvigin. He helps lead a dance group of 29 dancers. The Ballet Masters include Rory Hohenstein, Veronika Part and Roman Rykine.

Is Atlanta Ballet coming to a city near me?

For the 2019-20 season, there will be Atlanta Ballet tours. The group is scheduled to perform at

The Kennedy Center Opera House

in Washington D.C. The dancers will be performing

The Nutcracker

from Nov. 27 through Dec. 1, 2019. Thereafter, the organization will head to Prague to perform at the Prague State Opera theatre.

What other performing arts can I enjoy in Atlanta?

There are plenty of other performing arts groups to enjoy in Atlanta, including

Cirque Du Soleil

that performs at the

Fox Theatre

.

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