Balanchine & Wheeldon Tickets

Balanchine & Wheeldon Tour Tickets

Immerse yourself in the world of ballet with Balanchine & Wheeldon tickets. With their unique contributions to this particular art form, they have both left a lasting impression on dance history.

Christopher Wheeldon, an England native, began his ballet training when he was eight years old at the East Coker Ballet School. At the age of 11, Wheeldon enrolled at The Royal Ballet School where he trained until 18. He joined the Royal Ballet in 1991, where he danced in works by Ashton, MacMillan and Balanchine. In 1993, Wheeldon was invited to join the New York City Ballet’s corps de ballet. As a dancer with New York City Ballet, Wheeldon appeared in many featured roles such as George Balanchine’s Divertimento No. 15, The Four Temperaments, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Nutcracker and Jerome Robbins’ The Concert, Dances at a Gathering. Wheeldon retired at the end of the Spring 2000 season and then devoted himself to choreography. When Christopher Wheeldon was selected as the first Artist in Residence for the New York City Ballet, he created Polyphonia. The work was set to music by Györgi Ligeti. His 2002 premiere of Morphoses also drew on his aesthetic, with music from Ligeti. Wheeldon then created Carnival of the Animals, a collaborative effort with John Lithgow and Camille Saint-Saens’ music.

Be ready for the innovative expanded use of pointework combined with classical vocabulary with Balanchine & Wheeldon tickets. As a choreographer, Wheeldon has also created works for Boston Ballet, The Colorado Ballet, The Royal Ballet, San Francisco Ballet, The Hamburg Ballet, and Pennsylvania Ballet.

How much are Balanchine & Wheeldon tickets?

You can typically enjoy a live dance performance beginning at around $51. Balanchine & Wheeldon ticket prices can fluctuate based on venue and event type. A seat at the Fred Kavli Theatre at Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks, California can start in the $58 - $94 range and a spot at King’s Theatre in Brooklyn New York can be found for around $103. Buy your admission from us and select from a variety of options.

Watch Balanchine & Wheeldon thrilling dance numbers for just $106.20 a ticket. $732.38 is the most you'll pay for a ticket, but on average Balanchine & Wheeldon tickets cost $383.02 a piece. 

Balanchine & Wheeldon 2024 Event Schedule

There are many opportunities to catch a live dance performance. Balanchine & Wheeldon tour dates are likely to boast an array of live events. You just might catch a show at venues like the Rushmore Plaza Fine Arts Theatre in Rapid City, South Dakota or the Craterian Ginger Rogers Theatre in Medford, Oregon. The Mccallum Theatre in Palm Desert, California has also been known to host dance events like the Palm Desert Choreography Festival.

You are sure to find a sampling of incredible shows on the Balanchine & Wheeldon schedule. From coast to coast, there are dance events ready to happen live! You might catch a show at the University at Albany Performing Arts Center in Albany, New York or the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts in San Jose, California. Live dance looks great on any stage. Secure your seats today. 

In 2024, you'll the opportunity to see Balanchine & Wheeldon perform live. Balanchine & Wheeldon has 3 dance performances scheduled for this year. Balanchine & Wheeldon next show is scheduled for February 12th, 2025 at 7:30pm. This performance will take place at the David H. Koch Theater, which is located at 20 Lincoln Center, New York, NY. There are currently only 198 New York City Ballet - Balanchine + Wheeldon tickets available to see Balanchine & Wheeldon perform live. Tickets to this live performance range from $130.95 to $732.38.

When do Balanchine & Wheeldon tickets go on sale?

Tickets to see the amazing art form live and in person can go quickly. Make sure to get your Balanchine & Wheeldon event tickets right away. We can help by offering admission in advance. It’s common for our site to have tickets available even before a public sale and you don’t need a pre-sale code.