Nashville Ballet presents “Día de los Muertos”

Nashville Ballet brings this beloved cultural celebration back by popular demand with a one-hour performance that reimagines the spirit of Día de los Muertos through dance. Choreographed by Maria A. Konrad with vibrant sets and costumes, the performance draws inspiration from the iconic artwork of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, creating a visual feast that explores themes of family, life's many facets, and our shared humanity. The production combines expressive movement with carefully curated music to create an experience that resonates across all ages. This is a joyful, accessible introduction to a meaningful cultural tradition that sold out completely in its last run. The performance runs about an hour, making it a manageable outing for families with younger children. If you're interested in attending, note that tickets are currently sold out, but you can check availability through the box office or explore group rates (15% discount for 10 or more) and season subscription packages (up to 50% off for children under 12) that may provide additional options for future performances.