ABOUT SHOW
Step into the enchanting world of The Sleeping Beauty, a legendary ballet presented by Classical Arts Entertainment under the leadership of Michael Art. This magnificent production unites the refined classical choreography of Marius Petipa, the timeless music of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, and a visually stunning stage design that immerses audiences in pure magic.
The story follows Princess Aurora from her joyful christening and the dark curse cast by the wicked Carabosse to a hundred years of enchanted sleep, culminating in her awakening through the power of true love. Every scene is carefully crafted to reflect the elegance, romance, and grandeur of one of the most celebrated ballets in history.
This performance features an exceptional international cast with dancers from Moldova, Spain, Italy, France, Germany, Kyrgyzstan, Romania, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Poland, the United States, Japan, Turkey, Armenia, Tajikistan, Belarus, and Principal Dancers from Ukraine.
Ballet in two acts with one intermission.
Family-friendly and suitable for ages 3 and up.
VIEW THE FULL PROGRAM
You can see the full performance program and learn about the composer, Artistic Director, dancers, and other interesting facts about the company.
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CAST
Soloists
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Shuko Tayma
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Ella Slingsby
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Edgar Samvelyan
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Ana Olenic
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Mariia Vasiuk
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Vyaleta Herasimovich
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Ymeko Ide
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Akbar Khujamberdiev
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Vlad Surdu
Corps De Ballet
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Marharyta Pichuhina
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Milena Brown
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Stanislav Vidloha
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Anna De Muri
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David Wall
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Finlay Watson
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Ivan Kovalenko
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Izabela Fortez
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Kasia Wola
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Layla Proietti Bovi
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Pablo Navarro Gonzalez
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Yulian Yatsyk
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Taisiia Shevchenko
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Kseniia Khavrenko
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Zlata Minchina
Steinmetz Hall • A Venue Like No Other
Nestled in the heart of downtown Orlando, Steinmetz Hall stands as a beacon of innovation, beauty, and acoustic perfection inside the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. This remarkable venue has inspired performers and audiences alike with its unmatched design and versatility.
From the moment you step inside, it’s clear that every inch of Steinmetz Hall was crafted with purpose. Cork floors, cherry millwork, and copper handrails come together to create not just a space, but a sensory experience—warm, refined, and acoustically alive. Designed to be both welcoming and exceptional, this theater invites visitors into a world where every detail supports sound in motion.
At the heart of Steinmetz Hall is its transformative design. As one of the only multiform theaters in the world, it can change its shape, seating, and sound environment in just minutes. A million-pound orchestral shell glides along tracks to shift the space from a 1,500-seat proscenium theater into a 1,700-seat concert hall. With over thirty distinct configurations already used since opening, the possibilities are nearly endless. What sets Steinmetz Hall even further apart is its floating structure. The entire venue is built on a foundation of over 400 rubber-and-steel isolation pads—the same material used in suspension bridges—creating a physical and acoustic gap from the outside world. The result is an N1 sound rating, the lowest level of detectable sound, allowing performers to shine without amplification. It’s not just quiet—it’s pure. Crafted with materials that serve both beauty and function, the hall’s copper accents were chosen intentionally for their symbolic meaning—the “people’s metal.” Automated acoustic curtains, rich wood finishes, and carefully chosen surfaces reflect sound with clarity, creating a space where music feels like it lives in the air itself.
Every seat is a good seat. Whether you’re sitting at the orchestra level or perched in the upper tiers, you’re enveloped in sound that feels intimate and expansive. Steinmetz Hall is more than a place to watch a performance—it’s a place to feel it, deeply and clearly, from any vantage point.
Beyond performances, Steinmetz Hall transforms into one of Orlando's most impressive event venues. When the orchestra level converts to a flat floor, the space accommodates over 600 guests, making it the largest event space downtown. From elegant weddings and donor galas to film shoots and even a wrestling match, the venue’s flexibility makes it one of the most dynamic environments in the region.
The programming inside the hall matches its scale and ambition. In recent seasons, the Dr. Phillips Center launched its Residency Festival, bringing together the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with legends like Beck, Diana Ross, and Harry Connick Jr. Subsequent highlights have included the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra, and a recital by Lang Lang, alongside a wide range of local and national talent.
Architectural Digest has already named it one of the 11 most beautiful theaters in the world, and it’s easy to see why. But what makes it truly special is its connection to Orlando’s vibrant artistic community. Local companies like the Orlando Ballet, Opera Orlando, and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra perform here regularly. The University of Central Florida also showcases student work during its annual UCF Celebrates the Arts residency each April, reinforcing the hall’s role as a home for creative expression.
Steinmetz Hall was built for every kind of audience. From dance and opera to comedy, classical, theater, and film, the venue has already hosted over 460 performances since opening. Its spirit of versatility and inclusion invites everyone—from first-time guests to lifelong supporters—to be part of the experience.
FAQ
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Swan Lake: Act I – 62 minutes Intermission – 20 minutes Act II – 46 minutes Total duration: ~2 hours and 8 minutes The Nutcracker: Act I – 50 minutes Intermission – 20 minutes Act II – 50 minutes Total duration: ~2 hours The Sleeping Beauty: Act I – 59 minutes Intermission – 20 minutes Act II – 51 minutes Total duration: ~2 hours and 10 minutes
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Building lobbies typically open 1 hour before showtime. Seating areas usually open 30 minutes before the performance begins. Please note that exact times may vary by venue. We recommend checking the venue’s website for confirmation.
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Tickets are sold via local theatre box offices or official ticketing providers such as Ticketmaster. To find your city, [click here], select your state and performance, then click "Buy Tickets" to be redirected to the appropriate platform.
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Yes. Buying tickets directly at the box office often helps you avoid online service fees. Check the event page for box office hours.
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If tickets are still available on the day of the show, you can purchase them at the venue. Many performances sell out in advance, so we recommend booking early. Most box offices open 30 minutes before showtime.
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Promo codes are shared with partner dance studios participating in the We Dance Program. Are you interested in becoming a Host Studio? Contact us: https://classicalarts.net/contacts/ Depending on the venue, group discounts (10+ and 20+), student, senior, military, and children’s discounts may be available. Please check the event page or the box office for eligibility and ID requirements. https://classicalarts.net/auditions-information/
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Tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable per venue policy. Refunds are typically issued only in the case of performance cancellation.
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Performances are generally recommended for children aged 3 and older. Venue-specific age policies may apply, so check the event page or contact the venue directly.
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Yes. All guests, regardless of age, must have a ticket. Children’s discounts are available via the ticketing platform. Some venues have specific policies regarding "babes in arms"; please check the venue’s website or call their box office for confirmation.
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There is no formal dress code. However, we encourage business casual or smart casual attire to reflect the occasion. Comfortable yet respectful clothing is ideal.
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Bag sizes and security policies vary by venue. Please refer to the theatre’s website for up-to-date details.
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Classical Arts Entertainment presents shows featuring live orchestras or professionally mastered recordings, depending on the event. If live music is scheduled, this will be noted on the event’s landing page. Our professional music directors and engineers curate all music to ensure an exceptional experience.
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Food and drink policies differ by venue. For information about concessions and outside food, please check the theatre's website.
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Photos may be taken in the lobby or during the curtain call. We encourage sharing with #ClassicalArtsEntertainment. During the performance: – Photography, videography, and the use of flash are strictly prohibited. – Flash can pose a serious safety risk to performers. – Please silence all devices before entering the auditorium.
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Access our Digital Playbills via QR codes in the lobby or on our website. Each playbill includes a story synopsis, act breakdown, and cast information to help you easily follow the performance.
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Each show includes a 20-minute intermission, during which you can: – Visit concession stands for snacks and beverages – Browse merchandise and souvenirs – Take a professional photo with a character and scenic backdrop Printed photocopies will be available at the venue. If you miss yours, check with the box office or submit a request via our form. https://classicalarts.net/contacts/
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Merchandise and photo booths open 1 hour before the performance and remain open through intermission only. Please note: – All Classical Arts booths are cashless – credit/debit cards only – Some venue concessions or parking may require cash, so bringing both is advised
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Late arrivals will be seated at an appropriate break to avoid disrupting the performance. Please allow extra travel time so you can arrive early and enjoy the whole experience.
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Yes, most venues offer seating for guests with disabilities and assistive listening devices. Please check with your venue in advance to arrange accommodations.
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