*Please Note: All audience members are required to show proof of a COVID vaccination or negative test result (taken within 72 hours of the event) along with a photo ID to be admitted to any performance.
State Street Ballet presents
Curtain Call
Summer Intensive presentation
After spending four weeks of intense training, students from throughout the United States will present a diverse program from classical to contemporary with new works by well-known choreographers such as Royce Zachery, Megan Philipp and Aaron Smyth.
**Please Note: All audience members are required to show proof of a COVID vaccination or negative test result (taken within 72 hours of the event) along with a photo ID to be admitted to any performance.**
**All sales are final! No refunds or exchanges.**
All seating is general admission unless otherwise noted. For all performances, there is no late seating once the performance begins. Please plan your arrival time accordingly.
Everyone entering Center Stage Theater (audience and performers) must show proof of vaccination or a negative test. For the test, a PCR test must have been taken within the last 72 hours and an antigen test within the last 24 hours. There are no masks required for anyone. We continue our other mitigation efforts. The HVAC system for the theater is set to bring in 100% fresh air, we are using CDC-recommended MERV-13 filters, the air is turned over 7.35 times an hour and we also have portable HEPA air purifiers (thank you to the Santa Barbara Foundation!)
You can use either e-tickets, print-at-home tickets, or request Will Call tickets to be waiting for you at the Box Office. There are no social distancing requirements in place for seating. We are keeping in place our ventilation and air filtration mitigation efforts, and our generous use of hand sanitizer. All of our staff are fully vaccinated and performers are either vaccinated or tested negative before performing. If you have any questions please email Executive Director Teri Ball at info@centerstagetheater.org.
Thank you to everyone in the community who supported us through this prolonged intermission. We would not still be here without your support.
