The Georgia Ballet is set to enchant audiences this spring with its production of Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream." The classic comedy, known for its tales of love and playful magic, will be told through the art of dance at the Jennie T. Anderson Theatre in Marietta, Georgia.

In a statement obtained by the City of Marietta, Artistic Director Daet Rodriguez expressed excitement: "We are thrilled to bring this beloved classic to life on stage. With its blend of comedy, romance, and fantasy, 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream' offers something for everyone." The ballet company promises to quickly capture the hearts of viewers with whimsical choreography by Rodriguez and Margit Peguero.

This rendition of the play brings to life the misadventures of star-crossed lovers and mischievous fairies. Audiences will be able to experience the Shakespearean magic from March 14-17th, with a sensory-friendly performance kicking off the run. This initiative reflects the company's commitment to making the arts accessible to all.

The production will feature an exquisite score by various artists and promises to be a visual spectacle, complete with stunning costumes and imaginative set design. According to the City of Marietta's announcement, "whether you're a seasoned ballet enthusiast or discovering the magic of dance for the first time, this is a performance not to be missed."

Tickets for the event are now available for purchase online, and further details about the performances, including times and specific dates, are listed on the ballet company’s website. The Georgia Ballet, an organization known for its quality performances and community outreach since 1960, continues to fulfill its mission of inspiring through professional ballet.