Midwinter Dances Tickets

Midwinter Dances is a dynamic performer company known for blending contemporary ballet, neoclassical forms, jazz, and modern movement into cohesive, expressive programs. Based around collaborations with Butler Ballet and guest choreographers, the company has presented world premieres and renowned works that showcase technical prowess and storytelling. Based in the Midwest, Midwinter Dances frequently appears at the Schrott Center for the Arts, a premier venue on the Butler University campus in Indianapolis, IN.

Explore upcoming performances, learn about the company’s rich history, and secure your seats for electrifying shows that pair athleticism with artistry. We’ve got you covered with straightforward, reliable ticket options.

Biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information for Midwinter Dances. The company has a notable history of commissioning and presenting cutting-edge works, including collaborations with Butler faculty and guest choreographers. Notable moments include the 2020 world premiere Falling Sky (Patrick de Bana, music by Michael Abels) and annual performances at Schrott Center for the Arts during February editions.

Upcoming tours bring a diverse repertoire to the stage, including the 2025 edition featuring two casts across six performances (Program A and Program B) at Schrott Center, with contemporary ballet, neoclassical, and modern pieces. Highlights include a Mozart-based 1st of 3 in 17 (Program B), The Four Elements (neoclassical), and the finale Cloven Kingdom by Paul Taylor. The 2026 edition expands with William Forsythe’s Berio Suite, staged by Jill Johnson, alongside works by Butler Ballet choreographers. Follow the official pages for the latest tour updates and performance details at Schrott Center for the Arts in Indianapolis.

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