October 19-21, 2012
Theeeeere Baaaaack! By popular demand, Vampire's Ball, the hit show that left everyone talking, is returning to kick off the 2012-13 season at Orlando Ballet. Vampire lore – frightening, erotic, and campy – is explored in this premier production from the creative mind of Orlando Ballet artistic director Robert Hill.
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Current Season
The Nutcracker
December 15-18, 2012
Central Florida's favorite holiday experience returns for four performances! The Orlando Ballet presents visions of Sugarplum fairies, the Cavelier, Snow King and much more as the company rings in the holiday season with its annual presentation of The Nutcracker (Dec. 20-23, 2012).
Central Florida's favorite holiday experience returns for four performances! The Orlando Ballet presents visions of Sugarplum fairies, the Cavelier, Snow King and much more as the company rings in the holiday season with its annual presentation of The Nutcracker (Dec. 20-23, 2012).
Hollywood en Pointe
February 15-16, 2013
Join Orlando Ballet in your finest Red Carpet attire for an evening of dance inspired by Hollywood glamour. Principally choreographed by Robert Hill, Hollywood en Pointe is the world premiere ballet set to some of the most memorable scores of the silver screen.
Join Orlando Ballet in your finest Red Carpet attire for an evening of dance inspired by Hollywood glamour. Principally choreographed by Robert Hill, Hollywood en Pointe is the world premiere ballet set to some of the most memorable scores of the silver screen.
Carmina Burana
April 12-14, 2013
In a groundbreaking collaboration for Orlando Ballet, Carmina Burana concludes the 2012-2013 season with the live orchestra and 150 member chorus of the Bach Festival Society on stage. The original inspiration for Robert Hill’s masterpiece, Homage, the epic and famous score of Carmina Burana will wonderfully mesh with Hill's new choreographic interpretation. .
In a groundbreaking collaboration for Orlando Ballet, Carmina Burana concludes the 2012-2013 season with the live orchestra and 150 member chorus of the Bach Festival Society on stage. The original inspiration for Robert Hill’s masterpiece, Homage, the epic and famous score of Carmina Burana will wonderfully mesh with Hill's new choreographic interpretation. .