UTAH METROPOLITAN BALLET PRESENTS OUR 2026–27 SEASON
SEASON TICKETS
Four extraordinary productions. One unforgettable year of live ballet and orchestra music, right here in Utah County. Season tickets to Utah Metropolitan Ballet give you guaranteed seats to every major production of the 2026/27 season, at a price that rewards your loyalty and eliminates the annual scramble for tickets before they sell out.
THIS 2026/27 SEASON
Four productions. One season. Right here in Utah County.
SNOW WHITE
September 18–19, 2026
UVU Noorda Theater, Orem
COPPÉLIA
March 4–6, 2027
Covey Center for the Arts, Provo
JSB IN CONCERT
May 20–22, 2027
UVU Noorda Theater, Orem
NUTCRACKER
December 11–21, 2026
Covey Center for the Arts, Provo
TRIBUTE
April 15–16, 2027
Covey Center for the Arts, Provo
YOUR ENTIRE SEASON for
less than one night up north
A premium seat at a certain Salt Lake City ballet company can run $300+ for a single night, before you factor in the drive, the parking, and the hotel if you make a night of it.
Utah Metropolitan Ballet's premium season ticket is $217 for the entire season: five productions, two with a full live orchestra, and professional dancers our audiences consistently compare to companies in New York and beyond, all right here in Utah County, ten minutes from home. One night up north, or an entire year of world-class ballet in your own backyard.
This is not a compromise. This is a better seat, a shorter drive, and a company that has been filling theaters in this valley for over forty years.
Seating A
$271 $217 (includes online fee)
Seating B
$241 $193 (includes online fee)
Seating C
$226 $181 (includes online fee)
Seating D
$180 $144 (includes online fee)
Seating E
$150 $120 (includes online fee)
FROM Snow White to Tribute, THIS IS A YEAR WORTH SHOWING UP FOR.
September opens with Snow White at the UVU Noorda Theater, a full-length fairy tale ballet that brings the beloved story to life with dramatic choreography, stunning costumes, and the kind of storytelling that earns standing ovations and converts skeptics into fans.
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December belongs to Nutcracker. For thousands of Utah County families, the holiday season does not officially begin until the curtain rises at the Covey Center. Clara's journey through the Land of Snow and the Kingdom of Sweets has become one of the most beloved holiday traditions in Utah County, with a live orchestra, handcrafted sets, and a production that has filled the theater every December for over forty years.
March brings Coppélia, the charming comic ballet set to Léo Delibes' shimmering score. A case of mistaken identity. A mechanical doll. A village wedding. Coppélia is warm, funny, and technically dazzling, the kind of program that reminds you exactly why classical ballet has endured for centuries.
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The season closes in April with Tribute, an evening of shorter works that showcases the full range of what Utah Metropolitan Ballet's company can do, from the delicate to the dramatic. It is a love letter to the art form and a fitting close to a remarkable year.
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The season closes in May with JSB in Concert at the UVU Noorda Theater, a celebration of the next generation of dancers trained at Utah Metropolitan Ballet's official school. It is a chance to see tomorrow's company members on a professional stage today, performing with the same commitment to artistry and excellence that defines everything UMB puts in front of an audience.
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Five productions. Five opportunities to be in the room for something extraordinary.
IF YOU'RE searching FOR...
WHAT YOUR SEASON INCLUDES
EVERYTHING THAT MAKES Utah Metropolitan Ballet extraordinary
A LIVE ORCHESTRA AT EVERY PERFORMANCE
From Tchaikovsky at Nutcracker to Delibes at Coppélia, every score is performed live by professional musicians in the pit. This is what separates a true ballet experience from everything else. Only Snow White at UVU is exempt from this standard.
FOUR DISTINCT STORIES, ONE EXTRAORDINARY COMPANY
From fairy tale to comedy to holiday classic to contemporary showcase, the 2026/27 season is designed to give you the full range of what ballet can be. No two productions are alike, and each one is worth showing up for.
A YEAR OF UTAH COUNTY CULTURE
World-class professional ballet no longer requires a trip to Salt Lake City. Utah Metropolitan Ballet has built a company, a following, and a tradition right here in Utah County, and season tickets put you at the center of all of it.
PROFESSIONAL DANCERS AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL
These are not students performing on a school stage. Utah Metropolitan Ballet's company performs at a professional level that audience members consistently compare favorably to companies they have seen in New York, London, and beyond.
YOUR SEAT, RESERVED
Season ticket holders have first pick of their seat for every production, before single tickets open to the public. You will never spend a holiday weekend scrambling for the last few seats available.
AN INVESTMENT IN THE ART FORM
Season ticket holders are the foundation that makes everything else possible. Every seat you fill helps Utah Metropolitan Ballet keep its orchestra live, its productions ambitious, and its company performing at the highest level.
A year of magic awaits across five extraordinary productions, from the dancing snowflakes of Nutcracker to the comic charm of Coppélia.
With breathtaking costumes, dazzling sets, and world-class choreography in every single performance, this season will delight audiences of every age and create memories to last a lifetime.
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
YOUR SEAT IS WAITING. ALL YEAR LONG.
Five productions. Five evenings of live orchestra, world-class dancing, and the kind of artistry that stays with you long after the curtain falls. Season tickets to Utah Metropolitan Ballet are the simplest way to make sure you are there for all of it. Secure your seat before they are gone.
Explore THE FULL SEASON
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GETTING HERE
Covey Center for the Arts
425 W Center St, Provo, Utah 84601
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Free parking available on site and on surrounding streets
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Doors open 30 minutes before each performance
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Accessible seating available, contact the Covey Center to make special arrangements