Ballet Arizona Book Club
Ballet Arizona’s Book Club is Back!
- Tour and discussion of the administrative, costume, and production facilities
- A movement experience
- A ballet class demonstration by the Ballet Arizona Studio Company
- A preview of upcoming works by Ballet Arizona’s professional company dancers
About Performance Hour
- Educational groups for ages K-12th grade or community groups.
- All attendees must be in Kindergarten or older.
- The program begins at 10:00 am and finishes at 11:30 am.
- Performance Hours take place at Ballet Arizona’s Dorrance Theater (2835 E Washington Ave., Phoenix, Arizona).
- Students: $5
- Teachers and chaperones: $10
- Title I discounts are available. Schools must be able to verify Title I status.
- A $5 handling fee is attached to each reservation.
- Payment may be made via check or credit card. Purchase Orders are NOT accepted.
- Payments are due no later than two weeks before each performance date. Please check each performance for exact payment due dates.
- Ballet Arizona does not provide transportation for any school groups.
Current Offerings
Contemporary Moves Performance Hour | September 1st | Ballet Arizona
Who is able to attend?
- Educational groups for ages K-12th grade or community groups
- All attendees must be in Kindergarten or older.
What is the cost of attending?
- Students: $5
- Teachers and chaperones: $10
- Title I discounts are available. Schools must be able to verify Title I status.
- A $5 handling fee is attached to each reservation.
- Payment may be made via check or credit card.
- Purchase Orders are NOT accepted.
Payment Due Date:
- A 50% non-refundable deposit will be charged the day of registration.
- Remaining 50% balance will be charged on August 18th.
To make your reservation, contact Claire Schmaltz at bazeducation@balletaz.org.
Cinderella Performance Hour with Sensory Friendly Adaptations | October 6th | Ballet Arizona
Who is able to attend?
- Educational groups for ages K-12th grade or community groups
- All attendees must be in Kindergarten or older.
What is the cost of attending?
- Students: $5
- Teachers and chaperones: $10
- Title I discounts are available. Schools must be able to verify Title I status.
- A $5 handling fee is attached to each reservation.
- Payment may be made via check or credit card.
- Purchase Orders are NOT accepted.
Payment Due Date:
- A 50% non-refundable deposit will be charged the day of registration.
- Remaining 50% balance will be charged on September 22nd.
To make your reservation, contact Claire Schmaltz at bazeducation@balletaz.org.
Giselle Performance Hour | January 26th | Ballet Arizona
Who is able to attend?
- Educational groups for ages K-12th grade or community groups
- All attendees must be in Kindergarten or older.
What is the cost of attending?
- Students: $5
- Teachers and chaperones: $10
- Title I discounts are available. Schools must be able to verify Title I status.
- A $5 handling fee is attached to each reservation.
- Payment may be made via check or credit card.
- Purchase Orders are NOT accepted.
Payment Due Date:
- A 50% non-refundable deposit will be charged the day of registration.
- Remaining 50% balance will be charged on January 12th.
To make your reservation, contact Claire Schmaltz at bazeducation@balletaz.org.
Bring Your Students!
Are you a Title I school interested in bringing your students to this program?
We currently work with Act One, a local nonprofit who helps provide school children with access to arts experiences and field trips across Arizona.
To sign up for this program, please visit https://act1az.org/field-trips/
About Act One
Mission & Vision
Act One provides meaningful arts experiences that enhance the academic and creative potential of children and families in Arizona. They envision a time when all Arizonans acknowledge the value of creative arts experiences as a significant component of educational advancement and personal well-being.
What They Do
Act One makes the arts accessible to more than 530,000 children and families in Arizona each year through field trips for K-12 students from Title 1 schools and the Culture Pass.