Ballet Hispanico Tickets

Modern dance may be incomprehensible and abstract for the general public for a variety of reasons. Happily, none of which apply to Ballet Hispanico. The show was thoroughly entertaining from start to finish. The company played on familiar themes without falling into cliche. The show was well balanced and executed, with stunningly original choreography and passionate, spirited performances that one would expect from a show billing itself as "Hispanico." A joy for all dancers and dance lovers. I will definitely attend their next show. This would also be a spectacular first date.

The dancers were incredible. Each number was unique and the music for each piece was perfect. Entertaining as well.

Ballet Hispanico's superb performance showed an enormous strength in technique, skill, creativity and rhythmic spirit. Every dance piece displayed perfection and professionalism. The finale confirms the dancers' high level of consistency in movement, artistry, excitement, and innovativeness. Very festive and convincingly beautiful! It's worth traversing the heavy traffic of LA. Highly recommendable!

From beginning to end, just amazing. Low lights and cigars over drums and horns, to bright lights, big bold colors, and beautifully executed, sensual dance acts.

The dancing in Ballet Hispanico was wonderful - athletic, musical, interesting, and alot of other great adjectives. I had never heard of the Ballet until I read an L.A. Times article and I am so glad that we went. I hope they come back to town soon.

As a dancer, I was in awe of the strength and grace of the performers. My boyfriend went to the ballet to make me happy, but by the end of the performance, he was on his feet, clapping , cheering, and laughing! We had the best time, this is a very important company to support, as members of the latino community, and to enjoy! Very unique program, fun for everyone, supersexy, high energy, not what you'd expect from a ballet, but everything anyone could want in a dance performance!

It pains me to say it as a person of Hispanic ethnicity, but this production was awful. From the smoky first dance to the yawn-able finale, there was nothing to be had. The taped music was bad, the costumes were pitiful, and the dance itself was mired in mistakes and lacked any kind of artistic congruence. The whole thing looked more like a dress rehearsal from a dance school than a premier dance troupe on opening night at the Ahmanson Theatre! I searched for some redeeming quality to justify the money I spent on orchestra seats, but couldn't come up with anything.