Phoenix Symphony Hall

Phoenix Symphony Hall is a renowned cultural hub in downtown Phoenix, serving as the premier venue for the annual holiday production of The Nutcracker performed by Ballet Arizona. Celebrated for its vibrant community engagement, the hall partners with local organizations to host unique programs that enrich the arts scene, including world premieres of compositions by regional and national composers. As the home of Ballet Arizona, the venue regularly hosts breathtaking performances such as Septime Webre's acclaimed adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, captivating audiences with innovative choreography and stunning visuals. With a focus on accessibility, Phoenix Symphony Hall offers a range of seating options, from economical Rear Orchestra seats with excellent sightlines to premium seats that include exclusive entry, reducing wait times. The hall also embraces digital engagement, providing virtual access to many events for those who prefer to experience the arts from home. Conveniently located just a short walk from the Phoenix Art Museum along McDowell Road and easily accessible via the Valley Metro light rail from Tempe, Phoenix Symphony Hall stands as a cultural centerpiece where world-class ballet, music, and community collaboration come together to create unforgettable experiences. Ballet Arizona's performances here, including productions like Alice (In Wonderland), consistently draw enthusiastic audiences eager to enjoy the finest in performing arts.