Frankenstein

From spark to storm, the experiment begins and a legend comes alive..

Ballet Pensacola unveils Frankenstein, a powerful re-imagining of the classic story where ambition defies nature and humanity confronts its own reflection. With original choreography by international guest Gonzalo Galguera, beauty and terror intertwine in this bold ballet that pulses with intensity and heart.

Ticketing Options

Tickets to Ballet Pensacola performances can be purchased in person or by phone, depending on the venue.

  • For performances at The Clark Family Cultural Center, tickets are available:
    📍 In person at the Box Office – 400 S Jefferson St
    📞 By phone – 850-432-2042

Building Accessibility

  • Ballet Pensacola is committed to ensuring that all guests, students, and visitors feel welcome and supported. Our facilities at the Clark Family Cultural Center are fully compliant with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) rules and regulations, providing accessible entrances, restrooms, seating areas, and pathways throughout the building.

  • If you have specific accessibility needs or questions prior to your visit, we encourage you to reach out to the venue directly.

Rules of Attendance

  • Attire

    • While formal wear is no longer expected at performances, most guests choose to dress in business casual attire. That said, we encourage you to wear whatever makes you feel comfortable and confident,whether that's jeans or a cocktail dress. Suits and ties are not required.

  • Children

    • Children are welcome at all Ballet Pensacola performances that you feel are appropriate for your child. If you’re unsure whether a specific production is suitable for younger audience members, feel free to contact us at 850-432-9546.

  • Arrival & Seating

    • To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, we recommend arriving early to allow time for parking, ticket pickup, and seating.

    • The box office typically opens one hour before curtain. If you're purchasing or picking up tickets at the box office, please plan accordingly.

    • The theater doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime and will close at the designated start time of the performance. As a courtesy to our performers and fellow audience members, late arrivals will be held in the lobby and seated at the discretion of the house manager and ushers during an appropriate pause in the performance.

  • Photography, Video, and Electronics

    • 📷 Photos & Video
      You’re welcome to take pictures before the show, during intermission, and after the performance. However, flash photography and video recording during the performance are strictly prohibited, as they can be distracting, and even dangerous, for our dancers.

  • 📱Cell Phones
    Please silence or turn off all cell phones and electronic devices before entering the theater. Thank you for helping us maintain an immersive and respectful performance environment for everyone.