GISELLE
TTB will perform Act II of Giselle, where love, betrayal, and forgiveness unfold between the human world and the supernatural. It is the quintessential romantic ballet of love, tragedy, and otherworldly beauty, with an emotive score by Adolphe Adam. Act II of Giselle is both haunting and beautiful; it features virtuoso dancing and the iconic corps de ballet of ethereal Willis.
Appalachian Spring
A new work choreographed by TTB Artistic Director Meagan Helman, set to Aaron Copland’s iconic score, celebrates hope and renewal through an open‑hearted portrait of our community. Inspired by the natural beauty of North Florida, it highlights the grandeur of live oak canopies, the elegance of draping Spanish moss, and the region’s crystal-clear spring system.
TICKETS
YOU CAN ALSO STILL PURCHASE A DUO SEASON SUBSCRIPTION and enjoy a 5% discount on all performances.
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WHERE
RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall is a landmark building at the entrance to Florida State University, originally built in 1911 and renovated in 2010 into a state-of-the-art performing arts venue. The facility has a seating capacity of 1,172, including the balcony and parterre boxes, and features an orchestra pit, grand lobby, and pre-show bar.
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Ruby Diamond Concert Hall Seating Chart
LOCATION: With its iconic fountain, Ruby Diamond Concert Hall is the official entrance to FSU campus, located where College Avenue intersects with Copeland St.
LINK TO INSIDE OF RUDY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL
Ticket holders will find available parking 1) along Park Avenue and 2) in the Fine Arts Parking Garage at the corner of Call and Macomb streets. Donors at the Apprentice Level ($175) or higher who have purchased season tickets will receive a parking pass for Donor Lots. DO NOT PARK IN LOTS DESIGNATED AS TOW-AWAY ZONES.
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall Accessible Parking:
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Designated accessible spots are located at the North Entrance and along Convocation Way.
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Drop-Off Area: A wheelchair-accessible drop-off roundabout is located at the north entrance of the Westcott Building and can be accessed via Convocation Way (off West Call Street). This zone is strictly for dropping off and picking up passengers; vehicle parking is not permitted there.
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General & Overflow Garages: Additional general parking is available nearby at the St. Augustine Garage (corner of Pensacola and Copeland Streets) and the Call Street Garage (corner of Call and Macomb Streets).
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Building Entry & Elevators: Once inside, elevators and ushers are available to help patrons reach the appropriate floor and seating areas.