Carla Korbes in George Balanchine's Diamonds. Photo © Angela Sterling.

Paying tribute to three golden ages of dance and to the ballerinas adored by George Balanchine, Jewels is a breathtaking treat for the eyes and ears. We have added additional low-price seats starting at just $25, so these are Jewels you can truly afford!
New! Watch our Emeralds and Rubies webcasts!

Save 20% on Tickets for Jan. 29-30!
Thursday, January 29 & Friday, January 30, 7:30 pm
Use savings code 5383 when you purchase tickets online or call 206.441.2424.
*Ticket Discount: Subject to availability and not valid on previously purchased tickets.

George Balanchine's Jewels™
Emeralds (Faure/Balanchine)
Rubies (Stravinsky/Balanchine)
Diamonds (Tchaikovsky/Balanchine)
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Under 25 Fridays: 1 ticket for $15, 2 for $25 for ages 25 and under. Jan 30 & Feb 6.
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Supporting Sponsors: Union Bank of California & Dilettante Chocolates
Season-long Support provided by ArtsFund.

Alexandra Dickson and PNB School student Nathaniel Solis. (Photography by Angela Sterling. Digital composite by Ben Kerns.)

February 7-8, 2009
World Premiere!
Music: Nicola Piovani and Amilcare Ponchielli
Choreography: Bruce Wells

Pinocchio is a narrated one-act ballet illustrated by storybook sets and costumes based on the original stories by author Carlo Collodi. This specially created, hour-long matinee performed at McCaw Hall by 60 PNB School students is an ideal and affordable introduction to ballet for children and families.
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View Webcast: Bringing Pinocchio to Life

Carved from a piece of pine by a woodcarver named Geppetto in a small Italian village, Pinocchio was created as a wooden puppet, but dreamt of becoming a real boy. And that's when the adventure starts...!

Presenting Sponsor: Norcliffe Foundation.