As the world marks three years since the calamitous COVID-19 closures, Pacific Northwest Ballet looks to its own collaborators who continued to create works during that time. Offering a staging of Penny Saunders' Wonderland, a beautiful love letter to the power of theatre, a world premiere from Alejandro Cerrudo and Jessica Langs Let Me Mingle Tears With Thee, enjoy a vibrant celebration and tribute to the joy and strength of live performance.

Pacific Northwest Ballet perform the beloved story of Snow White. Choreographed by Bruce Wells with music by Oskar Nedbal. This piece will tell the story of the Princess whose jealous Queen trapped her in a slumber which can only be woken with a kiss.

A glorious celebration of five thousand years of Chinese culture, Shen Yun presents colorful and exhilarating performances of classical Chinese dance and music, integrating technique and influence from both East and West. A performance by Shen Yun is a presentation of traditional Chinese culture as it once was: a study in grace, wisdom, and the virtues distilled from an ancient feudal period of time.

Enter an enchanted realm where ballet, the poetry of Shakespeare and the music of Mendelssohn meet in a whirlwind of farce, romance and magic. In 1962, famed dance master George Balanchine debuted his choreography for A Midsummer Night's Dream with the New York Ballet and the popular production quickly became a stalwart of most leading company's repertories. In fact, it first graced the stages of the Pacific Northwest Ballet in 1985, with a redesign hot on its heels in 1997, thereafter remaining a seasonal favorite.

Officially the most performed opera worldwide, La Traviata is Verdi's twisting love story that explores class, reputation, and devotion, with heartbreaking consequences. Directed by the iconic Francesca Zambello, with costumes by Tony winner Jess Goldstein and stunning sets from Peter J. Davison, this Seattle Opera production Verdi's classic is set to sizzle at the McCaw Hall in spring 2023.