Ballet 5:8 Tickets & Upcoming Performances
Experience the transcendent beauty of Ballet 5:8 live on stage across Chicago and the United States.
Ballet 5:8 • 2025/26 Season
Tickets & Upcoming Performances
Secure your seats for our Chicago mainstage and regional performances. From new works to family traditions, there’s something for everyone.
FAQ & Accessibility
Accessibility & Inclusion
- Wheelchair seating and companion seating are available at all venues.
- Large-print programs are available at all venues upon request at the box office.
- Welcoming spaces: Our performances are open to all. Patron privacy is respected, and venues do not screen immigration status. Any law-enforcement presence on site is for general safety and event operations only.
How Much Are Tickets?
Most programs range from $25–$90. The House on Mango Street is Pay-What-You-Can. Kintsugi Gala tickets are $100.
Audience Guidance (Ratings)
- Family Friendly: Beyond the Nutcracker, The House on Mango Street, Beauty Will Save the World
- Teens & Adults: La Llorona, Edgar Allan Poe, Kintsugi Gala
- Mature Audiences: (none currently)
Run Time
Performances are generally 90 minutes to 2 hours. Exact run times are listed on each show card and in the calendar download.
Refunds & Exchanges
Tickets are not refundable but are transferable when purchased through Ballet 5:8. For tickets purchased through independent theaters, policies vary—please contact the theater directly.
Photography & Videography
Photography and videography are strictly prohibited.
Late Seating
Late seating is in the balcony only.
Parking & Transit
- Harris Theater (Chicago): Millennium Park Garage (validation available); accessible spaces near Randolph exit. CTA trains & buses serve the Loop. Entrance at 205 E Randolph.
- Logan Center (Chicago): Street and garage options nearby; CTA Green Line Garfield, Metra Electric 59th St.
- Lincoln-Way North PAC (Frankfort): Free parking on site.
- GSU Center for Performing Arts (University Park): Free parking in West Lot 1 & East Lot 1; shuttle (GSUXpress) from Metra University Park.
- James Lumber Center (Grayslake): Free parking in Lots 4–6; accessible parking in Lots 4–5; Lot #4 is the closest entrance.
Ballet 5:8 sparks discussion on life, faith, and human dignity through powerful storytelling and breathtaking dance. Our work challenges assumptions—about who ballet is for, where it belongs, and what it can say.
