Pacific Northwest Ballet: A Safety Update for Our Upcoming Performances!

 Vaccinations will be required for entry into McCaw Hall.  |  View in browser




Safety Requirements

The safety of our artists, staff, and audiences continues to be our first priority as we return to live performances. In response to your patron safety survey results and guidance from State and CDC officials, we will be requiring masking and proof of vaccinations (or negative COVID-19 testing) to ensure a safe and successful return to live performances.

Upon entering McCaw Hall, all PNB patrons will be required to provide:

  • Proof of vaccination OR a negative Covid-19 test
  • A valid ticket to the performance
  • Photo ID

Masks will also be required for all audience members except while eating or drinking. Click the button below to learn more about our current health and safety protocols.

Our mantra for the 2021/22 season is to stay flexible – the pandemic has certainly taught us how to do that! Whether in person or online, we can't wait to safely dance for you this year. Click the image below to watch a 2021/22 Season preview.

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Elle Macy and Dylan Wald rehearse Jessica Lang's Ghost Variations, photo © Lindsay Thomas.



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