Cincinnati Ballet Tickets

The Cincinnati Ballet: Embracing a New Chapter, in the Heart of Cincinnati

Back in 2021, the Cincinnati Ballet made a move by opening the Cincinnati Ballet Margaret and Michael Valentine Center for Dance in Walnut Hills. This impressive new location isn’t a building; it symbolizes a future for dance in the Greater Cincinnati region. The Modern Dance Center showcases the company’s dedication to advancing its mission and enriching the landscape of the community.

Since its inception in 1963, the Cincinnati Ballet has been a player in professional ballet locally. Known for its repertoire ranging from masterpieces to cutting-edge contemporary works this company has always aimed to bring ballet’s captivating beauty to a wide audience through full-length shows and innovative premieres.

Over the years the Company has built partnerships with artists and choreographers worldwide enhancing its offerings and establishing itself as an influential creative presence, in the dance world.

• Going Beyond Performance; Connecting with Our Community.
  The Cincinnati Ballet’s impact goes beyond what happens on stage.
  Making dance more relatable and available, to everyone in the area is crucial as it ensures that the development of this art form is a shared experience. The Ballet has successfully introduced an audience to the world of dance through captivating performances, extensive educational programs, and active involvement in the community. Additionally, the Cincinnati Ballet Otto M. Budig Academy stands out as a leading institution, for ballet training fostering dance talents for the future.

Availability and cost depend on what you’re seeing from Cincinnati Ballet – a magical ballet such as Cinderella or Carmen can go for close to $300; opening nights for those and other classics such as The Nutcracker range from $100 to $140, and will likely make the most impact on your sense of sensory overload. However, seating in the Cincinnati Music Hall or the Jarson Kaplan Theater at Aronoff Center usually comes in at $140 and up, but your specific seating area could cost more; if you want to sit in the gallery, this could be the lowest cost at around $110, but you can also choose to spend more for premium orchestra seating, which might cost you more than $320.

Choosing Your Seat in the Realm of Grace

The Cincinnati Ballet performs at only a handful of auditoriums in Cincinnati, primarily at the Cincinnati Music Hall, which accommodates over 2,200, with seating that varies from orchestra to gallery, with varying and individual vantage points of the stage. Full stage view can be found from seats in the Procter certified organic growers association of New Jersey Aronoff Center, whose Procter & Gamble Hall seats nearly 3,000.

From a small company rehearsing in a gym to a grand new building – the Valentine Center for Dance – that is home and hope for the Cincinnati Ballet today, the arc of a life in dance reflects the compassion and innovation, the beauty and joy that are at the heart of the best of dance: the creation and connection of community in the sublime exchange of expression through movement.