At Home
When
October 14-16 & 21-23, 2023
Where
alabama ballet center for dance
About the Performance
Synopsis
Join us for our season opener and enjoy an evening of new works created together with our resident choreographer Roger Van Fleteren, company dancer Frederick Lee Rocas, and Alabama Ballet School alum Alexsander Swader. With complimentary refreshments, affordably priced tickets, and an intimate atmosphere, Alabama Ballet At Home is the perfect introduction to the excitement of live performance.
Performance times:
Friday, Oct. 14 | 7:30pm
Saturday, Oct. 15 | 7:30pm
Sunday, Oct. 16 | 2:30pm
Friday, Oct. 21 | 7:30pm
Saturday, Oct. 22 | 7:30pm
Sunday, Oct. 23 | 2:30pm
*Doors will open at:
7:00 pm Friday & Saturday
2:00 pm Sunday
We will be livestreaming Friday, October 14 and Friday, October 21. If you would like to purchase access to the live stream, you will be able to do so by clicking the button below. If you are unable to tune in for the livestream, the performance will be available as a recording for purchase the following week on this page and will stay up for two weeks.

We can only honor event tickets purchased directly through Bravo Arts. Tickets bought from individuals or third-party sites (StubHub, Vivid Seats, Vivint, etc.) may not be valid. If you purchase tickets through those sites or individuals, you risk purchasing invalid tickets. To guarantee that your ticket be honored, you must purchase through Bravo Arts online, by calling 205-322-4300 in-person or our office.
On Demand for Oct. 14 will expire on Oct. 31
On Demand for Oct. 21 will expire on Nov. 7
People making this possible
Production Information
Choreography
Roger Vanfleteren – “Statuesque”
Frederick lee rocas – “In the Stars”
alexsander swader – “Those who changed us”
Music
“Statuesque” – frederick chopin
“those who change us” – danny bensi, saunder juriaans, funkadelic, cassidy byars, bryce dessner, aaron dessner, hamrahilo choir, johan sebastian batch, alexandra streliski
“in the stars” – dj quads, keys of moon, miguel johnson, scott buckley, sappheiros