Ballet Across America III Tickets

Ballet Across America III stands as a pivotal entry in the Kennedy Center's celebrated festival series, first staged in June 2013 at the Opera House in Washington, DC. This performer profile highlights the edition's artistic scope, including the nine participating companies across three programs, and the repertoire that helped shape a generation of dancers and choreographers. While Ballet Across America III itself did not maintain a continuous public-facing social media presence under a dedicated account, its legacy lives on through Kennedy Center communications and the participating companies that carried the curatorial vision forward.

From Richmond Ballet to Dance Theatre of Harlem, the programs embraced a wide range of styles—from Balanchine-inspired works to contemporary commissions—showcasing the vitality of American ballet at a national level. Below you’ll find a concise biography of the edition, notable repertoire highlights, and context for future opportunities to experience this festival’s spirit through the participating ensembles and related performances in your city.

Although Ballet Across America III was a standalone event in 2013, its influence persists in subsequent editions (notably 2017 and beyond) and in ongoing collaborations among the participating companies. If you’re looking for current ballet programming or a similar festival experience, check with local companies and major venues in your area for the latest schedules, touring programs, and ticket opportunities. Secure your seats with You’ve Got a Guy—we’ve got you covered for trustworthy, straightforward access to dynamic experimental and classical ballet programs.