30 years after Riverdance first took the world's breath away with its explosive combination of traditional Irish music and dance, the company's fine footwork continues to evolve, captivating audiences from East to West as its fan base grows steadily. Experience the magic when the legendary company step their way to you on this 30th Anniversary Tour!

One of Mozart's most enchanting operas is transformed into an invigorating and energetic ballet by Stephen Mills, accompanied by live orchestral music from the Austin Symphony Orchestra. With shadow puppetry, beautiful costumes, and sets, this fresh iteration of Mozart's beloved opera makes for a delightful ballet that the whole family will enjoy.

Designated by Congress as 'a vital American cultural ambassador to the world', it's been over 60 years since Alvin Ailey and his group of African-American dancers performed for the very first time at the 92nd Street Y in New York City. The tour is packed full of premieres and returning favorites, offering a fantastic chance to enjoy the group once again.

Choreographer Stephen Mills offers a new vision of a historical icon, recasting Marie Antoinette through a darkly fantastical lens in this world premiere with Ballet Austin. The notorious queen is imagined as a seductive, dangerous, immortal force: a vampire. The Austin Symphony Orchestra provides live accompaniment with music by Graham Reynolds in this reimagining of the intrigue of the French court.

Founded in 1980, Mark Morris formed the Mark Morris Dance Group (MMDG) and is also called "the preeminent modern dance organization of our time" (Yo-Yo Ma). Morris began to create dances based on the popular music of our time and broke away from the other choreographers of his generation. With the use of live music and community engagement as a key component in he dances, his dancers play the role of the orchestra, mimicking the groupings of voices and instruments. Not only that but the Dance group provides educational opportunities for all ages and abilities in dance and music!