The balcony is only accessible by the stairs.
Electrifying, athletic, and visually stunning, Black Grace has captivated audiences around the world with a bold movement vocabulary rooted in the cultures of the Pacific. Founded in New Zealand by acclaimed choreographer Neil Ieremia, the company draws inspiration from his Samoan heritage and New Zealand roots to create contemporary works that are both deeply personal and universally resonant. Blending explosive physicality with lyrical grace, Black Grace's dancers push the boundaries of movement through breathtaking precision, raw power, and compelling storytelling. Every performance explores themes of identity, community, resilience, and human connection, inviting audiences into an experience that is as emotionally moving as it is visually unforgettable. Celebrated on the world's leading stages, Black Grace continues to redefine contemporary dance with performances that honor tradition while embracing innovation.
Available for pick up 90 minutes prior to the show on the day of the show.
Parking is available in the Carver Administration, Carver Academy and St. Paul parking lots. Additional parking is available along Center Street and Gibbs Street by the Freidrich building. Parking is free.
- Wheelchair accessible seating
- Companion seats adjacent to wheelchair spaces
- Assistive listening devices available
- Service animal friendly
- No Cameras or recording devices allowed inside. - No outside food or beverages. - Late commers will be held in the lobby until either the first break or intermission (whichever comes first). - Tickets are non-refundable.
- Children under 5 generally not recommended
- Age restrictions vary by performance
- Children must have own ticket for most events
- Booster seats available upon request
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