Upcoming Performances
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Peppermint Princess, the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their magical friends from Winter Wonderland. A festive show for the whole family.
TICKETS GO ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC OCTOBER 8
Tickets: $37
Box Office: 408-866-2700
Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Peppermint Princess, the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their magical friends from Winter Wonderland. A festive show for the whole family.
TICKETS GO ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC OCTOBER 8
Tickets: $37
Box Office: 408-866-2700
Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission.
The Sleeping Beauty
Awaken the Magic!
Tickets: $30
Box Office: 408-866-2700
The Story
Part One: The Christening The Queen has arranged a splendid christening to celebrate the birth of her newborn daughter, the Princess Aurora. Trumpets sound and herald the arrival of the fairies. The Lilac Fairy, Godmother to the Princess Aurora, enters surrounded by her retinue of fairies, who bestow on the young princess the gifts of grace, joy, generosity, liveliness and intelligence.
Suddenly, a Lady in Waiting rushes in to announce the arrival of the powerful, evil fairy Carabosse. Carabosse was not invited to Aurora's christening, and she has come to seek her revenge. The fairies beg Carabosse not to harm their beloved Aurora, but she ignores them and proceeds to place an evil curse upon the baby. She tells how Aurora will grow up to be the most beautiful and enchanting of princesses, however, by her twenty-first birthday she will prick her finger with a spindle and die.
The Queen is horrified. Carabosse roars with laughter, reveling in her cruelty, but to her dismay the Lilac Fairy steps forward and tempers her curse. “Aurora will indeed prick her finger on a spindle,” the Lilac Fairy says, “but she will not die—instead, she will fall into a deep sleep.” The enraged Carabosse leaves, the Queen is relieved that the curse has been diminished and demands all spindles are banished from the kingdom.
Part Two: Aurora’s Birthday Aurora enters her party accompanied by her Ladies in Waiting. She is introduced to the people of the village who have come to celebrate with her. Suddenly, Aurora notices an old woman standing in the crowd, holding a spindle. She takes the spindle from the woman and begins to dance with it, but her dance ends abruptly when the spindle pricks her finger. Aurora suddenly collapses unconscious. The old woman throws off her cloak and reveals herself as the fairy Carabosse. She roars triumphantly that her curse has succeeded. At that moment, the Lilac Fairy appears to remind everyone that Aurora is not dead but asleep, and that she is destined to sleep for one hundred years. The Lilac Fairy casts a spell of sleep over the castle.
Part Three: Aurora’s Awaking Ball The Lilac Fairy and her attendants keep watch over the kingdom as everyone sleeps. As decades have passed, a Prince out exploring discovers the grounds through the overgrown thicket and vines. The Lilac Fairy leads him into the castle, where the Prince sees the sleeping Aurora. She tells him he can break the spell. Overwhelmed by her beauty, he rushes to her and kisses her. As the Princess gradually awakens, Carabosse’s spell is broken. The kingdom awakens and the Queen is overjoyed to see her Aurora again. The Queen is thankful to the Prince for breaking the spell and asks him to join them in a celebration.
The court assembles for the celebration with Princess Aurora and Prince Désiré. The invited guests include many fairy tale characters who present their stories as gifts to the Royals. After all have paid their respects, Aurora and Désiré dance a grand pas de deux. The whole kingdom rejoices and joins in a dance in their honor.
And they lived happily ever after.
Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission, appropriate for most ages.
The Sleeping Beauty
Awaken the Magic!
Tickets: $30
Box Office: 408-866-2700
The Story
Part One: The Christening The Queen has arranged a splendid christening to celebrate the birth of her newborn daughter, the Princess Aurora. Trumpets sound and herald the arrival of the fairies. The Lilac Fairy, Godmother to the Princess Aurora, enters surrounded by her retinue of fairies, who bestow on the young princess the gifts of grace, joy, generosity, liveliness and intelligence.
Suddenly, a Lady in Waiting rushes in to announce the arrival of the powerful, evil fairy Carabosse. Carabosse was not invited to Aurora's christening, and she has come to seek her revenge. The fairies beg Carabosse not to harm their beloved Aurora, but she ignores them and proceeds to place an evil curse upon the baby. She tells how Aurora will grow up to be the most beautiful and enchanting of princesses, however, by her twenty-first birthday she will prick her finger with a spindle and die.
The Queen is horrified. Carabosse roars with laughter, reveling in her cruelty, but to her dismay the Lilac Fairy steps forward and tempers her curse. “Aurora will indeed prick her finger on a spindle,” the Lilac Fairy says, “but she will not die—instead, she will fall into a deep sleep.” The enraged Carabosse leaves, the Queen is relieved that the curse has been diminished and demands all spindles are banished from the kingdom.
Part Two: Aurora’s Birthday Aurora enters her party accompanied by her Ladies in Waiting. She is introduced to the people of the village who have come to celebrate with her. Suddenly, Aurora notices an old woman standing in the crowd, holding a spindle. She takes the spindle from the woman and begins to dance with it, but her dance ends abruptly when the spindle pricks her finger. Aurora suddenly collapses unconscious. The old woman throws off her cloak and reveals herself as the fairy Carabosse. She roars triumphantly that her curse has succeeded. At that moment, the Lilac Fairy appears to remind everyone that Aurora is not dead but asleep, and that she is destined to sleep for one hundred years. The Lilac Fairy casts a spell of sleep over the castle.
Part Three: Aurora’s Awaking Ball The Lilac Fairy and her attendants keep watch over the kingdom as everyone sleeps. As decades have passed, a Prince out exploring discovers the grounds through the overgrown thicket and vines. The Lilac Fairy leads him into the castle, where the Prince sees the sleeping Aurora. She tells him he can break the spell. Overwhelmed by her beauty, he rushes to her and kisses her. As the Princess gradually awakens, Carabosse’s spell is broken. The kingdom awakens and the Queen is overjoyed to see her Aurora again. The Queen is thankful to the Prince for breaking the spell and asks him to join them in a celebration.
The court assembles for the celebration with Princess Aurora and Prince Désiré. The invited guests include many fairy tale characters who present their stories as gifts to the Royals. After all have paid their respects, Aurora and Désiré dance a grand pas de deux. The whole kingdom rejoices and joins in a dance in their honor.
And they lived happily ever after.
Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission, appropriate for most ages.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Peppermint Princess, the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their magical friends from Winter Wonderland. A festive show for the whole family.
TICKETS GO ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC OCTOBER 5
Tickets: $30
Box Office: 408-866-2700
Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Peppermint Princess, the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their magical friends from Winter Wonderland. A festive show for the whole family.
TICKETS GO ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC OCTOBER 5
Tickets: $30
Box Office: 408-866-2700
Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission.
Alice in Wonderland
We are thrilled to adapt the whimsical, fantastic and magical adventures of Lewis Carroll's engaging heroine Alice as she journeys through Wonderland. In Carroll's classic novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865), Alice is a curious, brave and funny child who finds herself in a strange, dazzling world where normal rules are turned upside down. Our production brings Alice and the characters in Wonderland to vibrant life with stunning costumes, amazing sets, stirring music and dramatically choreographed dance. Once Alice tumbles down the rabbit hole, we know you will be enchanted to see our balletic interpretations of the anxious White Rabbit, the mischievous Cheshire Cat, the menacing Queen of Hearts and other beloved citizens of Wonderland.
Tickets $30
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
Run time approximately 95 minutes including a 20 minute intermission.
Alice in Wonderland
We are thrilled to adapt the whimsical, fantastic and magical adventures of Lewis Carroll's engaging heroine Alice as she journeys through Wonderland. In Carroll's classic novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865), Alice is a curious, brave and funny child who finds herself in a strange, dazzling world where normal rules are turned upside down. Our production brings Alice and the characters in Wonderland to vibrant life with stunning costumes, amazing sets, stirring music and dramatically choreographed dance. Once Alice tumbles down the rabbit hole, we know you will be enchanted to see our balletic interpretations of the anxious White Rabbit, the mischievous Cheshire Cat, the menacing Queen of Hearts and other beloved citizens of Wonderland.
Tickets $30
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
Run time approximately 95 minutes including a 20 minute intermission.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Peppermint Princess, the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their magical friends from Winter Wonderland. A festive show for the whole family.
Tickets: $30 Theatre
Box Office: 408-866-2700
Friday 12/16: Run time approximately 75 minutes, no intermission.
Saturday 12/17: Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Peppermint Princess, the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their magical friends from Winter Wonderland. A festive show for the whole family.
Tickets: $30
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
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Friday 12/16: Run time approximately 75 minutes, no intermission.
Saturday 12/17: Run time approximately 90 minutes, includes a 20 minute intermission.
Thumbelina
We are thrilled to present this original interpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's famous fairy tale, Thumbelina. First published in 1835, Thumbelina describes the series of adventures experienced by a thumb-sized girl before finding her way back home to the flowers where she was born. This fabled story covers a multitude of themes and features many twists and turns, all creatively depicted through the wonderful art of ballet.
Tickets: $25 on sale March 15
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
https://itkt.choicecrm.net/templates/HERT/#/events
Run time approximately 60 minutes, no intermission. Great for all ages.
Please check the theatre website for up to date Covid requirements.
Thumbelina
We are thrilled to present this original interpretation of Hans Christian Andersen's famous fairy tale, Thumbelina. First published in 1835, Thumbelina describes the series of adventures experienced by a thumb-sized girl before finding her way back home to the flowers where she was born. This fabled story covers a multitude of themes and features many twists and turns, all creatively depicted through the wonderful art of ballet.
Tickets: $25 on sale March 15
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
https://itkt.choicecrm.net/templates/HERT/#/events
Run time approximately 60 minutes, no intermission. Great for all ages.
Please check the theatre website for up to date Covid requirements.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their friends in Winter Wonderland. A great show for the whole family.
Tickets: $25
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
https://itkt.choicecrm.net/templates/HERT/#/events
Run time approximately 60 minutes, no intermission.
We are thrilled to performing in person again. We are adapting the ballet this year to allow for the health and safety of our audience, performers and volunteers. If you are familiar with the ballet from before, this year it will be a unique version unto itself! Lobby will open an hour before show time, please plan on arriving early to allow time for vaccination/test verification.
Proof of Vaccination or negative Covid test required for ages 12 and up. Please bring a photo ID and proof of vaccination; either your physical vaccination card, a picture of your vaccination card, or a digital vaccination record. Or provide proof of a negative molecular COVID-19 test (RT-PCR or NAAT) taken within 3 days prior to entering the theatre. Children under age 12 are exempt. For example, if your performance is on a Friday, you must get tested on or after Tuesday.
To get a QR code for your digital record visit https://myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov
Masks are required for all ticket-holders, regardless of vaccination status. Masks must be worn at all times.
A Winter Wonderland
Join our heroine Beatrice as she travels through the enchanted forest and celebrates the joys of Winter with the Winter Fairy, Jack Frost and all their friends in Winter Wonderland. A great show for the whole family.
Tickets: $25
Theatre Box Office: 408-866-2700
https://itkt.choicecrm.net/templates/HERT/#/events
Run time approximately 60 minutes, no intermission.
We are thrilled to performing in person again. We are adapting the ballet this year to allow for the health and safety of our audience, performers and volunteers. If you are familiar with the ballet from before, this year it will be a unique version unto itself! Lobby will open an hour before show time, please plan on arriving early to allow time for vaccination/test verification.
Proof of Vaccination or negative Covid test required for ages 12 and up. Please bring a photo ID and proof of vaccination; either your physical vaccination card, a picture of your vaccination card, or a digital vaccination record. Or provide proof of a negative molecular COVID-19 test (RT-PCR or NAAT) taken within 3 days prior to entering the theatre. Children under age 12 are exempt. For example, if your performance is on a Friday, you must get tested on or after Tuesday.
To get a QR code for your digital record visit https://myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov
Masks are required for all ticket-holders, regardless of vaccination status. Masks must be worn at all times.