Atlanta Ballet Tickets

First time to the ballet and I definitely plan on going to more. Thanks for a great first time experience.

Wonderful venue. Very passionate! The performers were amazing

What a great performance! Very powerful. Excellent casting.

Sensually spectacular! An absolute MUST SEE! A little too suggestive for the younger ones, though.

I have never seen anything like this amazing ballet! I was a little worried that it would be too dark, too weird...and it was strange, for sure! But SO beautiful and well done. The dancers were outstanding and the costumes, sets, music, etc. were all fantastic. I can't wait to see it again next time they perform it. :)

Incredible music and dancing. It was my first ballet. Myself, my daughter and my girlfriend all.loved it.

we went Saturday at 2:00 performance. My husband and both agreed not enough Dracula. He should have been in all scenes he was excellent. Really enjoyed him entering and exiting via smoke and down stairs like he was floating. The red cape was very dramatic and added to his mystery. Enjoyed the "dead" dancing we both were thinking Thriller look a like and really enjoyed Renfoe in top of scene. Tickets very pricy would have loved to take our two granddaugthers but impossible with high ticket prices.

This was a great show and I would recommend to a friend.

I was a little sceptical about seeing this as the drama this piece would require was no easy task to take on. I enjoyed every minute of it and look forward to seeing the AB perform again.

All of the dancers played their characters very well. The lifts were beautiful, the scenery was stellar, and all of the moves fit so well with the story.

For an early Valentine's day surprise I acquired these opening night tickets for my beau and I (his first ballet). After Act 1, we see Dracula, who lived up to his role as 'leading man'... Act 2 quickly passed and suddenly we found ourselves at the end of the show. To make a long story short, I am so glad my beau enjoyed his first experience, but aside from Dracula's few spurts of dance and a very dark (hard to see) sequence during "The Crypt" I simply left feeling like I need to be more selective about which shows I choose to attend in the future. The play was nice, but the choreography never reached a point for me that embedded a feeling of satisfaction- as a lover of ballet. The costumes were ornate and heavy so again, aside from a few scenes where Dracula dances, there was no elaborate choreography (that could be appreciated due to long skirts and gowns). Nice work, but not enough to quench my ballet thirst.

I booked these tickets for my mom, little brother and I (his first ballet) because I enjoy Vivaldi and was intrigued by the theme of transitioning through the seasons of the year, and the show was indeed lovely. To our surprise a bonus piece entitled "EDEN" by Wayne McGrego was performed and it was modern, edgy and thought provoking to say the least. The four seasons was quaint but Eden was amazing! I recommend everyone watch this performance wherever possible.

we take my 6 year old daughter and we know she will enjoy because its Cinderella, but when the adults enjoy it also then you know Atlanta Ballet is putting on a good performance.

The dancers were dancing there hearts out however the venue did not support them with props, set design, music, or anything else to enhance the show. I was expecting a great show and did not get it. The stage did not appear to represent anything from Cinderella except for the fireplace.

The dancing in the ballet performance was absolutely lovely, but this was not what I would call a child friendly ballet. There were elements of the classic Cinderella story that were missing that most children adore. Certain props such as the pumpkin/coach and beloved characters such as the mice, cat and other animals were all missing from the show. There was one interesting prop, a giant clock, that was wonderful and my children loved, but there could have been more that would have held their interest. There were 2 extra fairies in addition to the fairy Godmother, which I would not have minded, except that all 3 kept popping up in every scene from the time they arrived! I don't remember three fairies/Godmother being at the ball and at Cinderella's house at the end of the classic story and it just didn't make sense. The stepsisters were very funny and the dancing was beautiful overall, but I think this is more of a ballet for adults than children.

We enjoyed the performance. The Atlanta Ballet os amazing.

I do realize that all of the artists worked hard to perfect their craft. It is the producers who went for this modern form of dancing that I don't care for. It was misleading at best to call this a ballet. This was the 1st time I had attended a ballet and this was not what I had in mind. Johnny Cash was what drew me to the event & the songs chosen were not his best, a few were obscure. Even the brochure cover picture was nothing like the show, it had 2 people with ballet costumes on, that is what I thought it would be like. Also, a lot of man touching...one woman & 3 men? Is this what Johnny was about? It would have been better to let the audience know that this show (the other 1 included) was choreographed dancing, not traditional ballet. I couldn't waste anymore of my life watching the 3rd show, we left. I would have never spend $165 to see it...very disappointed and will probably never attend a ballet again unless I see the nutcracker, which is a ballet.

The three separate performances were all different in style, music and dance which was nice. The first performance "Dis" was by far the best of the three. This one was worth seeing. I was excited to see the second dance featuring Johnny Cash music but found it to be filled with five melancholy songs, nothing upbeat at all. THe four dancers were just Ok. I guess they were better than that; it was the choreography that lacked luster. Boots on ballet dancers was a nice touch. The third and final dance was too short and not exciting.

The title ballet - Man in Black - was excellent and definitely a new interpretation of Johnny Cash's songs from the latter part of his career. I loved the stories told in both song and dance. I also enjoyed 1st Flash - loved the music! For me Dis was complete dissonance! Perhaps more of an explanation in the program would have helped.

I was excited about having dance and Johnny Cash music combined. This preformance however left much be desired. First the avertisement showing the Woman in the red dress and the man in Black hat, was misleading. From that advertisement I thought the performance would be professionally orchestrated, and have the woman and man as depicted. From beginning act to end it appeared as if I was watching the dancers during REHEARSAL instead of an actual performance. Althought the last act was the most enjoyable (mostly contemporary) ballet I really had hoped the "Man in Black" act would have been longer, with more Cash songs. That utimately was the reason I purchased the tickets in the first place I will thoroughtly inquire BEFORE I purchase tickets for another dance event.