International Ballet Theatre presents DRACULA

Dracula | Oct 26 & 27, 2024

DRACUlA A Live Theatrical Experience
October 26 & 27, 2024

Advance Purchase Ticket Prices are Inclusive. No Added Service Fees.*

Reserved Seating Gen Adm, $62
Military & Seniors, age 60+ $47 | Youth, to age 14 $42
*Box Office walk-up purchases will incur a $7 per ticket transaction fee.

International Ballet Theatre presents DRACULA
Saturday October 26 2:00 PM [BUY TICKETS]

International Ballet Theatre presents DRACULA
Saturday October 26 7:00 PM [BUY TICKETS]

International Ballet Theatre presents DRACULA

Sunday October 27 2:00 PM [BUY TICKETS]

International Ballet Theatre, Bellevue's Premier Ballet Company opens their 23rd Season of Dance with an original production of DRACULA at the Meydenbauer Theatre -- One Weekend! Three Performances! In search of that perfect aperitif to begin your hallowed weekend celebration? Join us on Saturday October 26th for a delicious 7:pm evening performance of DRACULA. Or if you prefer going out in the daylight hours, plan to attend one of IBT's afternoon matinee performance at 2:pm on both Sat Oct 26 & Sun Oct 27. This season’s performance of DRACULA is the perfect Halloween treat for anyone avoiding sweets or in search of something fun to do on that one special late October weekend this year.

A haunting fusion of movement and sound.

International Ballet Theatre's inventive and live theatrical performance brings the stage to life with DRACULA. A visual performance set in Gothic times with costumes and pageantry. IBT's DRACULA draws inspiration from Bram Stoker's 1897 gothic novel of the same name, transforming this classical novel into a work of visual art, and featuring a Classical Music soundtrack provided by three of the most popular composers of the late 1800’s, French composer, Charles Gounod, Argentinian composer, Astor Piazzolla and Romanian composer, George Enesco.

MEET THE GUEST ARTISTS APPEARING IN DRACULA

At International Ballet Theatre, we are incredibly privileged and excited to have the opportunity to share our stage with a diverse and exceptionally talented group of artists. Each individual brings a wealth of experience, unparalleled artistry, and an unwavering passion for the performing arts. The anticipation of the curtain rising fills us with eager excitement, and we cannot wait to showcase the incredible talent that graces our stage.

Maxim Voronin as Dracula
From the Academy of Circus and Variety Arts in Kyiv will star as Dracula in IBT's production. He has performed on prestigious stages such The Magic Castle, Teatro ZinZanni, Young Stage Circus Festival, NMU Magic Festival, and Director of Ukraine’s top magic show “History of Magic.” and is known for his unique blend of magic and circus arts, bringing a fresh perspective to the entertainment world.

Alisa Nishanova
Former dancer from the International Ballet Academy with a BA Degree in Professional Dance from the United Kingdom. Alisa has performed corps de ballet and soloist roles with the Kyiv Opera and Ballet, Kyiv City Ballet, and Grand Kyiv Ballet. Alisa has danced in over twenty countries with classical ballets such as Giselle, Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Sleeping Beauty, Don Quixote, Forest Song, Coppelia, and Les Sylphides.

Guest Artists from The Houston Ballet

Nikita Baryshnikov
A native of Seattle, Washington, Mr. Baryshnikov trained with the International Ballet Academy, Bolshoi Ballet Academy, and Tanz Akademie Zürich. Nikita has won multiple awards, including the USA Dance Sport Championships in 2015 and 1st place in the Pas de Deux category at the Youth America Grand Prix in 2018. He joined the main company of the Houston Ballet in 2023 as an Apprentice and was promoted to the Corps de Ballet in July 2024.

Remie Madeleine Goins
Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Ms Remie Madeleine Goins became an Apprentice of Houston Ballet after performing the Sleeping Beauty Pas de Deux on tour with Houston Ballet II. She has trained at the International City School of Ballet, the American Ballet Theatre Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School, and the Vaganova Ballet Academy.

Anastasia Popsulys
Anastasia's journey began in Ukraine, where she honed her skills as a professional rhythmic gymnast. Despite being forced to leave her home due to the war, she has continued to share her talent and passion with audiences across Europe, Asia, Israel, and America. She will bring her exceptional craft to our stage, where she will shine in IBT’s production of Dracula.

IBT's DRACULA engages the audience in a howling good time. However, we must warn you that this is not your typical boy finds girl Vampire Love Story. You might witness celebrations by village people lost in time, zombies that are both slithery and fashionable, tap-dancing demons, and Gypsy dance battles on the edge of town.

So, isn’t it time to get out of the house and into a dark theatre?

Choreography by Vera Altunina,
Jerry Tassin and Francois Serre y Berga