The Little Mermaid

Hans Christian Andersen’s story of The Little Mermaid has ignited the imagination of the young and young-at-heart for generations. In this ballet choreographed by Artistic Director Robert Mills, we follow a young mermaid who is willing to give up her identity and her life in the sea to gain a human soul.  This incredible tale of sacrifice for eternal love will feature multimedia projections and spectacular sets and costumes.

Virtual Performance

We’ll offer a Video-on-demand option for our patrons that are staying home! Pay one price and watch as many times as you’d like starting Saturday, April 17 at 2PM through Sunday, May 9!

Ticket Prices

Our base ticket prices are as follows (please remember that per-ticket fees differ on how you order your tickets):

• Orchestra Center and Orchestra Level Boxes: $90
• Orchestra Left and Right: $85
• Upper Orchestra: $75
• Grand Tier and Boxes: $67
• Mezzanine and Boxes: $57
• Lower Balcony: $40
• Upper Balcony: $30

The show will go on for Oklahoma City Ballet, yet we closely follow the rules set forth by the Civic Center Music Hall. If you are attending The Little Mermaid, please be aware of the COVID-19 safety protocol. Follow Oklahoma City Ballet on social media for updates.

Social Distancing

If you have a party of four (4) or more, please expect to be split into two (2) or more groups. Since we don’t know if your party consists of different households, we have to do our part in keeping groups socially distanced.
Expect to have two seats between you and other parties.

Box Seats

If you have Box Seats, you can expect to stay in the box unless it is already full.

No paper tickets

Expect to have digital delivery of your tickets via email. Please download the tickets to your smartphone and use it at the theater. Tickets printed at home will not be accepted by the Civic Center. More information on mobile tickets can be found at the Civic Center’s website: okcciviccenter.com/mobile

If you do not have email, or wish to forgo digital delivery, please contact the Oklahoma City Ballet Box Office and we will provide tickets to you at the Will Call line at the Civic Center.

No printed programs

To ensure safety of our guests and to save vital funds this year, Oklahoma City Ballet will not print a booklet program like past years, but we will provide a QR code instead. The QR code can be scanned with a smartphone and guide you to our website, where we will have casting lists and links to dancer biographies

Going to the Theater Expectations

More detail can be found on the Oklahoma City Civic Center website www.okcciviccenter.com/coronavirus