Performances
26/27 Season
Solo Fete
NOVEMBER 6-8, 2026
Solo Fete is our annual in-studio showcase, including performances from Pre Company through Senior Company. It was originally created by faculty member Craig Williams to spotlight solos and duets from our highest-level dancers, and while that focus remains at its core, Solo Fete has since grown to include group pieces from some of our younger levels as well. Solo Fete continues to serve as an important opportunity for students to work closely with an assigned teacher on quartets, trios, duets, and solos. It is also a moment to recognize our graduating seniors, each of whom performs a solo of their choosing.
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Spring Ballet (TBA)
FEBRUARY 23-27, 2027
Every Spring, PCB puts on a large-scale, full-length ballet. The Spring Ballet includes students and company members of all ages enrolled in PCB's ballet classes. Previous perfomances include, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan, Snow White, The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Twelve Dancing Princesses, and The Wizard of Oz. Stay tuned to find out what this year's ballet will be!
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June Show (Theme TBA)
JUNE 12, 2027
PCB's annual "June Show" is the end-of-year performance that includes students of all ages and levels and all different dance styles. This is a perfect opportunity for students to showcase their work over the year in the format of a large-scale production. Previous performances include At the Movies, Night at the Museum, Storybook of Dance, Pure Imagination, Somewhere in Time, and Broadway Here We Come. Stay tuned to find out what this year's June Show will be!
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Our Performance Philosophy
Creating performance opportunities for its students is a core component of Pasadena Civic Ballet's philosophy. PCB is committed to presenting original productions to stimulate the development of its students and to enhance the artistic offerings available to our community. In rehearsals, students learn to pick up choreography quickly and apply the technique they learned in class. Performing in front of large audiences builds dancers' stage presence and artistry.
