Join Dark Ballet on June 28th, from 7 PM to 9 PM, at the iconic Egg Performing Arts Center in Albany, NY, for an electrifying performance unlike anything you’ve experienced before. Dark Ballet’s bold fusion of hard rock, metal, and classical ballet brings to life four intense and evocative pieces: “Girl In The Tree,” “War God,” “The Flyers,” and “Jingle Bunny Jane.”
This unforgettable evening will be more than just a performance—it’s a powerful confrontation of critical social issues, including sexual abuse, child abuse, suicide, and societal indifference. Through the raw intensity of music, dance, and visual storytelling, Dark Ballet invites audiences to open their minds, engage their hearts, and join in the fight against these pressing problems.
Spendwood School of Dance, our esteemed ballet partner, is renowned for its excellence in classical and contemporary ballet, led by choreographer Jillian Ruddy. Under the leadership of dedicated instructors, they have captivated audiences with their expressive storytelling and artistic precision, bringing new depth to our performances.
Good Karma Studios, our innovative aerialist partner, consistently dazzles audiences with their breathtaking aerial artistry. Owned and choreographed by Jessica Lubin, Known for combining strength, elegance, and daring creativity, their performances transport viewers to mesmerizing worlds above the stage.
Following Dark Ballet’s emotionally charged performance, the incredible aerial performers from Good Karma Studios will captivate you with “Dance of the Zodiac,” a visually stunning exploration of the cosmic forces that shape our destiny.
Support our mission and our community by attending this landmark event. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Precious Souls, a dedicated organization working tirelessly to address and prevent child abuse.
- Get your tickets today: Buy Tickets at The Egg
- Learn more and support Precious Souls: Visit Precious Souls
Be part of this essential conversation. Be part of the change. See you on June 28th—where ballet, rock, and activism collide.