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Founded in 1958 as the Cincinnati Civic Ballet, the Cincinnati Ballet has grown into a premier American company known for melding classical masterworks with bold contemporary pieces. Since first performances in 1964, the company has balanced tradition with innovation, often collaborating with live music ensembles like the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for iconic productions such as The Nutcracker. In 2021, the company moved to the Margaret and Michael Valentine Center for Dance in Walnut Hills, signaling a new era of studio and performance opportunities. As an insider in the field, you’ll find that Cincinnati Ballet offers a reliable, straightforward path to great seats for performances that matter.

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Key moments in the company’s history include the 50th anniversary in 2013-2014 and Victoria Morgan’s long tenure as Artistic Director, guiding the ensemble for about 25 years. Jodie Gates is slated to assume leadership in 2026, continuing Cincinnati Ballet’s tradition of bold artistic vision. The 2025-2026 season features The Kaplan New Works, The Great Gatsby (Nov 7-15, 2025, Aronoff Center), The Nutcracker (Dec 18-28, 2025, Music Hall), Swan Lake (Feb 13-21, 2026, Music Hall), Director’s Vision: Liberty In Motion (Apr 10-12, 2026, Aronoff), and Pinocchio (Apr 16-19, 2026, Aronoff). Cincinnati Ballet has also maintained national and international tours to Alaska, Europe, and other U.S. cities, so fans across the country have enjoyed their touring repertoire. Secure your seats with us for the next performance and experience the artistry up close.

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  • Founded in 1958 (originally Cincinnati Civic Ballet); first performances staged in 1964.
  • Reputation for combining classical masterworks with provocative contemporary pieces; historically collaborates with live music (e.g., Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra for The Nutcracker).
  • Moved into the Margaret and Michael Valentine Center for Dance in Walnut Hills in 2021.
  • 2013-2014 marked the 50th anniversary; 2014 saw Victoria Morgan’s full-length King Arthur’s Camelot premiere.
  • Victoria Morgan served as Artistic Director for about 25 years; Jodie Gates named as successor, taking leadership in 2026.
  • 2025-2026 season includes The Kaplan New Works, The Great Gatsby (Nov 7-15, 2025, Aronoff Center), The Nutcracker (Dec 18-28, 2025, Music Hall), Swan Lake (Feb 13-21, 2026, Music Hall), Director’s Vision: Liberty In Motion (Apr 10-12, 2026, Aronoff), Pinocchio (Apr 16-19, 2026, Aronoff).

Key moments in the company’s history include the 50th anniversary in 2013-2014 and Victoria Morgan’s long tenure as Artistic Director, guiding the ensemble for about 25 years. Jodie Gates is slated to assume leadership in 2026, continuing Cincinnati Ballet’s tradition of bold artistic vision. The 2025-2026 season features The Kaplan New Works, The Great Gatsby (Nov 7-15, 2025, Aronoff Center), The Nutcracker (Dec 18-28, 2025, Music Hall), Swan Lake (Feb 13-21, 2026, Music Hall), Director’s Vision: Liberty In Motion (Apr 10-12, 2026, Aronoff), and Pinocchio (Apr 16-19, 2026, Aronoff). Cincinnati Ballet has also maintained national and international tours to Alaska, Europe, and other U.S. cities, so fans across the country have enjoyed their touring repertoire. Secure your seats with us for the next performance and experience the artistry up close.

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