SLPL Ticket Giveaway

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May 29 & 30th at 7:00pm

Skip Viragh Center for the Arts
(425 S. Lindbergh Boulevard)

Experience the world premiere of The Accused. This harrowing ballet unveils the gripping story of Tituba, the first woman accused in the Salem Witch Trials. This 6th season closing program will also include the St. Louis premiere of Lark Ascending—an ASL-inspired ballet by Dance Magazine featured choreographer, William Smith—and Envy of Angels by Robert Poe.

About The Event

2 hr run time
American Sign Language interpretation will be provided during the program.

RESERVE FREE SEATS

STEPS TO REDEEM FREE TICKETS

1. Click the button above to visit Ballet 314's ticketing site and select your preferred show date.

2. Add two SLPL tickets to your checkout

3. Continue to checkout, and type LIBRARY314 in the coupon code box

4. Complete checkout, and e-tickets will be emailed to you.

HOW TO PURCHASE $15 TICKETS

Please note that promo codes can't be combined in 1 order.

If you wish to add companion $15 tickets, you must make a separate order.

1. Repeat the steps listed above

2. Continue to checkout, and type LIBRARY15 in the coupon code box

5. Complete checkout, and e-tickets will be emailed to you.

Seating for SLPL tickets are general admission within the sections E, F & G. Seating opens at 6:30pm. If you indicated accessibility needs, you are granted access to the theatre at 6:15pm.

SLPL voucher has no cash value; reservations are nonrefundable.

Ticket Questions? Email support@ballet314.org

SHOW DESCRIPTION

Lark Ascending

Lark Ascending by William Smith makes its’ St. Louis premiere, bringing George Meredith’s poetic work to the stage through dance and American Sign Language interpretations

The Accused

In this gripping work of historical fiction, Robert Poe unites the literary works and character developments of The Crucible and I, Tituba, in a one-act narrative ballet following Tituba as she withstands the infamous Salem Witch Trials.

Envy of Angels

Robert Poe’s Envy of Angels returns in a meditative exploration of human kind's most prevailing fascinations; the afterlife.