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Giveaway alert: Win two free tickets to Nashville Ballet’s “Romeo and Juliet”

See how to enter to win two free tickets to see Nashville Ballet’s fresh take on the classic tale.

April 10, 2024 • 
Bethany Harris, Nashville Ballet
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two ballet dancers on a stage

See the classic tale retold in a creatively choreographed production by Nashville Ballet Artistic Director Emeritus Paul Vasterling.

Photo by Karyn Kipley/Nashville Ballet

This ticket giveaway is on pointe.

From working with the choreographer behind “West Side Story” to hosting a summer dance festival — and now bringing an epic classic to (new) life — Nashville Ballet’s 2023-24 season continues to keep audiences excited about a mixed repertoire that is both classical and contemporary (and always inventive).

That’s why we’re excited to partner with Nashville Ballet to give NASHtoday readers a chance to win two tickets ($180 value) to see “Romeo and Juliet” (think: perfect for a date night or girls night out).

Playing Saturday, April 20-Sunday, April 21, the performance promises lush period costumes, action-packed fight scenes, and live music by the Nashville Symphony. Here’s how to enter for a chance to be mesmerized by the beautiful production:

  1. Fill out this survey now through Monday, April 15 at 11:59 p.m.
  2. Watch the newsletter on Wednesday, April 17 for our announcement of the lucky winner

Psst: Don’t miss the free bonus entry at the end of the survey.

Enter to win

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