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.

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A haunting fusion of movement and sound -- performance art!

 

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 inspired by the legendary stories of Bram Stoker. 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.​​

Whatever you do, don’t go alone. We suggest digging up
an old fiend or two and dragging them out with you to see
what everyone in Bellevue is screaming about!

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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

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