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BLACK FRIDAY SAVINGS END TONIGHT

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SAVE 30% OFF SINGLE TICKETS TO

- THE NUTCRACKER

- AMERICA 250 WITH THE PBT ORCHESTRA

- A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM WITH THE PBT ORCHESTRA

This Thanksgiving, we're thankful you're a part of our PBT family!


Black Friday deals are almost over! Enjoy 30% off single tickets to performances of The Nutcracker*, America 250 with the PBT Orchestra and A Midsummer Night's Dream with the PBT Orchestra! Spin through our biggest discounts of the season before they're gone. Secure your seats now!

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*Valid only for The Nutcracker performance on Saturday, December 13, at 7 pm in Zones 1-5. All America 250 and Midsummer Night's Dream performances valid for Black Friday. Offer ends 11/30/2025 at 11:59 p.m. Previous purchases do not apply. Cannot be combined with other offers.

Online: PBT.ORG | Phone: 412-456-6666

Artists: Rylan Doty & Tommie Lin Kesten | Video: Dustin Wickett

THE NUTCRACKER

Saturday, December 13, 7 pm | Benedum Center

 

Pittsburgh’s Favorite Holiday Tradition!


Join Marie and the Nutcracker Prince on an unforgettable adventure through sparkling snow into the dreamy Land of Enchantment. Experience favorite dances, memorable scenes, magical costumes, shimmering snowflakes and the iconic Tchaikovsky score as you are swept into the most festive time of the year. Don’t miss your chance to experience it with your loved ones!


Concept and Choreography: Terrence S. Orr | Music: P.I. Tchaikovsky

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Artists: Corey Bourbonniere & JoAnna Schmidt | Video: Dustin Wickett

AMERICA 250 WITH THE PBT ORCHESTRA

February 20 - 22, 2026 | Benedum Center


A Star-Spangled Salute!


Celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with a vibrant mixed repertory program featuring four classical and contemporary works that honor the American spirit. The works include The Mighty Casey, Lisa de Ribere’s playful take on America’s favorite pastime; George Balanchine’s patriotic and jubilant Stars and Stripes Pas de deux; Company B, Paul Taylor’s bittersweet ode to America that represents the dualities of our nation’s post-Depression excitement and feelings of despair on the eve of WWll with music by The Andrews Sisters; and Ben Stevenson’s romantic Three Preludes about two dancers who fall in love, featuring Rachmaninoff’s beautiful score.



Choreography: Lisa de Ribere, George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust, Ben Stevenson, Paul Taylor

Music: Michael Moricz, featuring selections from John Philip Sousa and Stephen Foster, John Philip Sousa, Sergei Rachmaninoff, The Andrews Sisters

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A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM WITH THE PBT ORCHESTRA

May 15 - May 17, 2026 | Benedum Center


A Dreamy Forest Romance!


Step into the enchanting world of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, an ethereal ballet that celebrates the transformative power of love. Based on William Shakespeare’s iconic comedy, A Midsummer Night’s Dream weaves a tale of quarrels and reconciliations between Oberon and Titania, the fairy king and queen, and the romantic misadventures of two mortal couples—all under the mischievous spell of Puck. Audiences will be captivated by the romantic, whimsical story, stunning costumes and lush scenery. With exceptional choreography and a recognizable and vibrant Felix Mendelssohn score brought to life by the PBT Orchestra and the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, this production will be pure magic.


Choreography: Ben Stevenson | Music: Felix Mendelssohn

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  • Groups 8+: Up to 50% savings on tickets, plus access to PBT Connects education programs

  • Groups 20+: All of the above, plus an autographed poster and a pair of autographed pointe shoes

Online: PBT.ORG | Email: groupsales@pittsburghballet.org

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