Hartt Offers $5 Giselle Tickets with Special Discount Code!

A timeless story of love and betrayal, Giselle is one of the most famous ballets in history. A romantic ballet in two acts, Giselle features a trusting peasant girl, a love-struck nobleman, and a cast of ghostly spirits who dance their victims to death. First performed in 1841, Giselle continues to hold a place of honor in ballet’s rich history. A fresh incarnation of an iconic dance classic, Giselle promises a captivating and affordable summer experience.

This full-length ballet culminates a concentrated month of preprofessional study during HCD Dance Department’s From Studio to Stage (FSTS), a national summer intensive ballet program designed to provide rigorous technical coaching and intensive rehearsals. The dancers showcased represent an impressive assortment of talented preprofessionals from across the United States of America. Join us for two outstanding performances of this classic love story staged by guest director Xiomara Reyes from American Ballet Theatre.

Your Passcode is: hcds2s

You can redeem this code 3 ways:

ONLINE: www.hartford.edu/tickets and click on the Arts and Events Box Office link. Enter the passcode above where is asks if you have a code.

OVER THE PHONE: 860-768-4228.
University of Hartford Box Office Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10 am – 5 pm. Mention the passcode above when you are asked for payment information.

IN PERSON: Lincoln Theater, 200 Bloomfield Ave, West Hartford, CT 06117.
University of Hartford Box Office Hours are Tuesday through Friday from 10 am – 5 pm. Bring this pass with you.

For more information on the performance and tickets, please visit http://harttweb.hartford.edu/community/dance/hcdgiselle2015.aspx?flush=true.

*This passcode does not guarantee tickets. Tickets are subject to availability. There are no refunds or exchanges once you redeem for tickets, all sales are final. This is not valid on previously purchased tickets. Everyone, regardless of age, entering the theater must have a ticket.