American Midwest Ballet: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Orpheum Theatre

Experience The Shakesphere Magic With American Midwest Ballet: A Midsummer Night's Dream 

The mastery behind Shakespeare's plays has always been the ability to create a world and transport the audience into it. In Henry V, for example, the audience traditionally is able to feel themselves on the battlefield, and actors are tasked with generating that raw emotion of the moment. Meanwhile, A Midsummer Night's Dream presents a mixture of the real world and a fantasy environment. The American Midwest Ballet does a tremendous job with stage designs and costumes paired with the music to create that world inside the Orpheum Theatre. Once they draw you in, they've won half the battle. 

The Coreography Is Incredibly Timed to Craft an Immersive Experience

Although A Midsummer Night's Dream isn't the most replicated Shakesphere play, there's a good chance that people in the audience know the story by heart. That presents another challenge for any theater company trying to provide a modern take on this tale. The American Midwest Ballet Company is an expert in using timing to show the gravity of a moment within a story. Understand that the dancers at this performance are not going to be in a hurry! This "emotional" approach to ballet allows the audience to feel the weight of each plot twist within the story.    

The Best Seats Inside the Orpheum Theatre in Omaha

Middle of the theatre and quite a few rows removed from the stage! This is the advice that you're going to get from theater enthusiasts wherever you want to look. From here, you'll have the best perspective of the performance since you'll be able to see the stage design and how the actors interact with their entire environment. If you're too close to the stage, you might find yourself looking at dance shoes for the whole performance. That's probably not what you're looking for.         

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All you have to do to secure your spots inside the Orpheum Theater in Omaha for this is to click the "Buy Tickets" link on this page! You'll want to do that soon, or you risk being left out.