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Pacific Festival Ballet Presents Camelot at a SoCal venue May 16. Classical ballet interpreting the Arthurian legend — full production, live orchestra. The kind of performance that reminds you why ba…
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Saturday, May 16, 2026
7:00 AM PDT – 10:00 AM PDT
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Pacific Festival Ballet presents Camelot at the Fred Kavli Theatre at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center in Thousand Oaks on May 16, 2026 — a full-scale staged ballet production performed by the company that has made this venue a destination for professional dance. Tickets at ticketmaster.com.
Ballet at this scale, in a venue this well-designed for it, is the kind of experience that feels larger than its running time. The Fred Kavli Theatre was built specifically for the performing arts — the acoustics, the sightlines, and the room size hit a middle point between intimate and grand that most dance venues can't manage. Pacific Festival Ballet brings technical precision and theatrical commitment to material that rewards both.
Camelot — the story of Arthur, Guinevere, and the ideal that doesn't survive contact with reality — is performed here as ballet, which strips the narrative to its emotional core. What remains is movement and music and the specific ache of watching something beautiful that cannot last. Tickets at ticketmaster.com. Thousand Oaks is a 45-minute drive from most of Los Angeles. This is a night worth making the drive for.
Ballet at this scale, in a venue this well-designed for it, is the kind of experience that feels larger than its running time. The Fred Kavli Theatre was built specifically for the performing arts — the acoustics, the sightlines, and the room size hit a middle point between intimate and grand that most dance venues can't manage. Pacific Festival Ballet brings technical precision and theatrical commitment to material that rewards both.
Camelot — the story of Arthur, Guinevere, and the ideal that doesn't survive contact with reality — is performed here as ballet, which strips the narrative to its emotional core. What remains is movement and music and the specific ache of watching something beautiful that cannot last. Tickets at ticketmaster.com. Thousand Oaks is a 45-minute drive from most of Los Angeles. This is a night worth making the drive for.
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