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About National Ballet of Canada

The National Ballet of Canada was established in 1951 in Toronto, Ontario, with Celia Franca as the company's first artistic director. Since 2022, Hope Muir has been the National Ballet's creative director. It is a well-known company of 70 dancers with its orchestra. The ballet is famous for its extensive repertory, which includes the performance of conventional full-length classics, the acceptance of modern work, the encouragement of the production of new ballets, and the development of Canadian dancers and choreographers. In 1989, Reid Anderson was appointed to the position of artistic director. He guided the company through a challenging economic downturn by choreographing classical ballet pieces and commissioning contemporary works from choreographers across Canada and the world. Anderson departed the company in 1995, citing government funding shortages as the reason, and choreographer James Kudelka became the new director the following year. Former Principal Dancer Karen Kain assumed the role of Artistic Director in 2005. In 2009, a new mixed program called Innovation launched with works by Canadian choreographers Crystal Pite, Sabrina Matthews, and Peter Quanz. The company debuted Alexei Ratmansky's adaptation of Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet in 2011. Regarding dance in Canada, there is no rival to the National Ballet of Canada. Kain officially resigned from his position with the organization in June 2020. The announcement that Hope Muir will take over for Kain came the next month. Her tenure began on January 1, 2022.

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Essential Event-Day Checklist

Before You Leave

Digital Tickets: Download tickets to your phone's wallet now. Venue Wi-Fi is notoriously unreliable.
ID Check: Bring a valid photo ID; many venues require it for entry or "Will Call" pickup.
Bag Policy: Most venues enforce clear bag policies or limits (typically A4 size or smaller). Check the specific venue site to avoid being turned away.
Cash & Cards: While many venues are now cashless, bring some cash as a backup.

Pro-Tips

Power Up: Bring a portable power bank. Using your phone for video and ride-sharing will drain your battery fast.
Hearing Safety: Use high-fidelity earplugs to enjoy the event while protecting your hearing.
Hydration & Energy: Eat a full meal and stay hydrated beforehand.

Dress for Success

Footwear: Wear broken-in sneakers or boots. You could be standing for 3–5 hours; avoid new shoes.
Layer Up: Wear light layers (flannel or light jacket). Venues can range from chilly to very hot.
Style: Be yourself, but it always helps to have pockets or a small crossbody bag to keep essentials secure and hands-free.

Logistics & Safety

Arrive Early: Get there 60 minutes before doors to beat the merch and security lines.
Transport: Pre-book your ride share or scout parking garages in advance to avoid post-show surges.
Stay Safe: Identify your nearest exit upon arrival and designate a meeting spot for your group.