Pacific Northwest Ballet Presents “Ghost Stories” Program
The Pacific Northwest Ballet is presenting "Ghost Stories" at McCaw Hall from November 6-15, featuring a collection of ballets with supernatural and eerie themes. The program aims to be an accessible introduction to ballet for new audiences, showcasing works like…
Seattle Tacoma, WA, November 2, 2026 — The Pacific Northwest Ballet is set to present its “Ghost Stories” program at McCaw Hall, with performances scheduled from November 6 to November 15. This curated collection of ballets focuses on themes that are supernatural and eerie in nature, offering a distinct artistic experience for audiences.
The “Ghost Stories” program is designed with the intention of serving as an accessible introduction to the art form for individuals new to ballet. By selecting works with compelling narratives and evocative atmospheres, the company aims to engage a broader audience.
The featured repertoire includes several notable pieces. Among them is George Balanchine’s “La Sonnambula,” a work known for its dreamlike and mysterious quality. Additionally, the program will showcase a new adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s iconic poem, “The Raven,” choreographed by Kyle Davis. This adaptation promises to bring the gothic tale to life through dance. The program also includes pieces by choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo, further diversifying the artistic offerings.
The selection of ballets for “Ghost Stories” reflects a commitment to exploring diverse themes within the ballet repertoire, while simultaneously working to make the art form more approachable. The performances at McCaw Hall provide a venue for both seasoned ballet enthusiasts and newcomers to experience these curated works.
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