Thursday, July 18

BUBBLES AND BALLET 2024, a pre-show chat and champagne toast - WS

BEHIND The Scream - Watch the dancers warm up for the show as the choreographer chats about the creation of "Before the Scream".

By Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance

Select date and time

Thursday, July 18 · 7 - 7:30pm EDT

Location

Hanesbrands Theater

251 North Spruce St. Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 1 day before event

Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

30 minutes

You and your friends are invited to join choreographer Heather Maloy for a special pre-show chat and champagne toast. Held in the theater while the dancers warm up on stage, Maloy will share insight about the choreographic process, her unique artistic sensibilities, where she finds the company’s exceptional dancers and much more.

Tickets to the show ARE REQUIRED TO ATTEND and are sold separately at http://www.terpsicorps.org/

Remember to gather a group of 10 or more to get $10 off your ticket to Before the Scream. It will pay for for your admission to this pre-show event!

Frequently asked questions

Do I need tickets to the performance to participate in this event?

Yes. Please purchase your tickets ahead of time. All information is available at terpsicorps.org

How do I get in?

When you arrive at the theater, there will be someone waiting to check you in. If you have bought your ticket, all you will need to do is tell them your name.

What time should I arrive?

The event starts promptly at 7. Please give yourself at least a half an hour to find parking downtown and find the theater.

Organized by

Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance

Since 2003, Terpsicorps Theatre of Dance has been North Carolina's summertime contemporary ballet company. The company was founded in Asheville, but now shares a dual residency between the cities of Asheville and Winston-Salem. Featuring critically acclaimed dancers, Terpsicorps is known for producing innovative, thought provoking, and entertaining performances of the highest professional caliber. The subject matter varies, but is always deeply rooted in universal themes that convey the most basic and complex aspects of the human experience.