Save 25% on George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker^®
December 7 – 24, 2024 | Keller Auditorium

Book your holiday journey to the Land of Sweets with tickets to George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®!
Now through October 15, save 25% on tickets in price levels 1-5 for any of the three following performances:

Saturday, Dec. 7 – 7:30 PM
Sunday, Dec. 15 – 7:30 PM
Thursday, Dec. 19 – 7:30 PM

Just enter code OBTCAT in the upper righthand corner before selecting your seats.
Limit 8 tickets per order. Not eligible on previous purchases.

= indicates performances with OBT Orchestra

= indicates performances with Audio Description

Save 25% on Hansel and Gretel
October 5 – 12, 2024 | Keller Auditorium | UNITED STATES PREMIERE

Hansel and Gretel’s black-and-white world explodes with color—and candy—when they meet a witch in the woods in this hit ballet from Australian choreographer Loughlan Prior. Featuring an original score from Claire Cowan and a captivating silent-film-aesthetic, this fresh take on the famous fairy tale delivers the perfect amount of October spookiness.

Now through October 15, save 25% on price levels 1-5 for the two following performances:

Saturday, Oct. 5 – 2:00 PM
Friday, Oct. 11 – 7:30 PM

Just enter code OBTCAT in the upper righthand corner before selecting your seats.
Limit 8 tickets per order. Not eligible on previous purchases.

“Richly layered and extremely rewarding…should be devoured by the world.” – New Zealand Herald

We can’t wait to see you there! In the meantime, you can listen to Hansel and Gretel‘s original score, composed by Claire Cowan, here.

LAIKA, the Visit Downtown Campaign, Wild in Art, and OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital are all joining forces to bring Coraline’s Curious Cat Trail to the Rose City this August to celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of LAIKA’s debut film, Coraline.

About the Artist
The Oregon Ballet Theatre’s Nightlife cat was created by KSRA to celebrate the performing arts that make Portland’s nightlife so vibrant. Through KSRA’s art, she aims to capture the moment of a shifting urban landscape and evoke notalgia for the landmarks that define our cities, but never disappear from our stories. Her mural work can be found worldwide from Indonesia to mexico, and across the U.S. Having found a home in Portland’s stop motion fabrication industry, she continues her artistic career in a smaller form.