Enjoy an in-depth discussion with Artistic Director Peter Boal, Dani Rowe (The Window), and Donald Byrd (Love and Loss) before attending an exclusive dress rehearsal performance with PNB Company dancers and the PNB Orchestra. You’ll get insider information, and a sneak peek at the show, for a suggested donation of $25. Get Tickets
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
A limited number of tickets will be set aside every Thursday performance for patrons to choose the ticket price that works best for them. These tickets will be available 90 minutes prior to the performance at the McCaw Hall Box Office. More Info
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
Enrich your experience and understanding of PNB’s performances by joining us for lectures and Q&A sessions before and after performances.
Enjoy an in-depth discussion with PNB artists and experts before attending an exclusive dress rehearsal performance with PNB Company dancers and the PNB Orchestra. You’ll get insider information, and a sneak peek at the show, for a suggested donation of $25. Associate Artistic Director Kiyon Ross interviews principal dancers Lucien Postlewaite and James Kirby Rogers. [...]
Ballet Talk will be hosted by Dr. Anne Searcy, Assistant Professor Music History, University of Washington.
Ballet Talk will be hosted by Dr. Anne Searcy, Assistant Professor Music History, University of Washington.