Share the Holiday Magic!

Benedum Theater Audience Credit: Kelly Perkovich

"Truthfully, I couldn’t introduce my students to this art form without the help of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre. Many of our families can’t afford tickets to live performances in the Cultural District; transportation and parking alone can be an obstacle. I have had the fortune of offering this memory to many of my current and former students, but because we rely on 
the generosity of donors, I know that this trip might not be possible every year." 
– Linda Misja, high school teacher

Extend the magical experience of The Nutcracker to children and families who wouldn’t 
ordinarily have the opportunity. With your holiday gift, you will provide ticket donations to organizations like Tickets for Kids and Vet Tix and underwrite deep ticket discounts for student matinees and sensory-friendly performances designed for patrons with special needs. 

Every gift helps us keep our ticket prices affordable and accessible to all.

During this season of giving, will you consider sending a child to The Nutcracker as part of your holiday tradition? You don’t have to spend much to make a holiday wish come true.
YES, I want to create holiday magic!
Online: pbt.org/magic | Call: 412-454-9127
Mail: 2900 Liberty Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15201

TICKETS & CUSTOMER SERVICE
Box Office: 412-456-6666
Subscriptions: 412-454-9107 
General inquiries:  inquiry@pittsburghballet.org

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