Philadelphia Ballet Tickets

Philadelphia Ballet, a cornerstone of the city’s cultural landscape, brings a rich legacy of Balanchine-based classics and contemporary works to audiences across the region. Founded in 1963 as the Pennsylvania Ballet by Barbara Weisberger, the company rebranded to Philadelphia Ballet in 2021 under the leadership of artistic director Angel Corella. Known for its precise technique, expressive storytelling, and adventurous commissions, Philadelphia Ballet continues to shape the future of American ballet.

Led by Angel Corella since 2014, a laureate of the Prix Benois de la Danse (2000) and Spain’s National Award (2003), the company has grown into a national touring presence with engagements at prestigious venues and festivals. Philadelphia Ballet celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2024 and is preparing a new Center for Dance as its future home, underscoring a forward-looking path for the organization.

Whether you’re a longtime admirer or new to the art form, secure your seats with us for a season that honors tradition and embraces innovation. We’ve got you covered with clear, straightforward ticketing and up-to-date event information.

Key 2025–2026 highlights include dramatic productions like Carmen and Boléro, an eclectic Evening of Horror fall program, the beloved Nutcracker holiday run at the Academy of Music (including a sensory-friendly performance on December 26, 2025), The Merry Widow, and a modern take on Romeo and Juliet in spring 2026. The company also continues regional tours, with past engagements at New York City Center and the Kennedy Center and upcoming Wolf Trap performances in 2026. For the latest news, bios, and performance details, follow Philadelphia Ballet across official channels and venue pages.

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Venue details and city-specific information: Philadelphia, PA—home to the historic Academy of Music for Nutcracker performances and regional touring venues that include major cultural centers across the country.