COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2024/25 SEASON
ARTISTRY. IMPACT. COMMUNITY.
A MESSAGE FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
As we reflect on the 2024–2025 season, we are filled with gratitude for your unwavering support. Last season, Ballet Tucson reached new artistic heights, expanded our outreach, and deepened our connection to the Tucson community. Your belief in our mission makes it possible for us to share the transformative power of dance with audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Together, we have sustained a vibrant, growing company that continues to inspire and delight.
MISSION: To provide local and international artistry of the highest caliber through professional performances, dance training, arts in education opportunities, and community outreach.
With Gratitude,
Margaret Mullin Artistic Director
2024/25 SEASON OVERVIEW On The Move brought an exhilarating blend of innovation and tradition to the stage!
Season Subscribers 392
Premiered Tony Award-winning choreographer Justin Peck’s ballet Pulcinella Variations 1 ,000 AUDIENCE MEMBERS
The return of the beloved The Nutcracker in partnership with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra to an audience of 7,939
Ballet Tucson’s premiere of legendary choreographer George Balanchine’s iconic work Rubies to an audience of 1,300 +
in audience members over past three years 78% INCREASE
The Best Foot Forward program brings Ballet Tucson’s professional dancers into TUSD Title 1 schools, introducing students to ballet through lessons that connect art with academics and social-emotional learning. BEST FOOT FORWARD
Our commitment to education and community connection continues to thrive. Through the School of Ballet Tucson and outreach initiatives, we reach hundreds of youth each season.
IMPACT:
Awarded $18,000 in scholarships to students 20 220
students through levels and 7
Over adult classes
Provided over complimentary 234 tickets to the Nutcracker underserved children throughout Southern Arizona with
2024/25 SEASON FINANCIALS Ballet Tucson is supported through performances, school tuition, and ethical fundraising. We are committed to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and community partnerships that ensure sustainable programming. Thank you!
Administration $210,206.23
School of Ballet Tucson $307,123.61
Contributions $559,330.47
Program $1,288,841.49
Revenue $1,584,117.95
Expenses $1,288,841.39
Fundraising $45,865.90
Other $19,662.05
Ballet Tucson Performance $652,135.92
Fundraising $87,165.85
*Financial numbers are unaudited
We are deeply grateful to the individuals, corporations, and foundations whose generosity sustains Ballet Tucson. Your belief in our mission fuels every performance and program we deliver.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO
PARTNERS IN DANCE
Lloyd and Miwa Clucas Connie Hillman Family Foundation Sylvia Pozarnsky and Tom Riley Reinhaus Family Foundation Jeannette Segel
Florence and Larry Adamson Danielle and Justin Carroll Lloyd and Miwa Clucas Sheri Frey
Les and Suzanne Hayt Tom and Laura Jordan Elizabeth Mikesell Vivian and Jim Schwab Jeannette Segel
FOOTPRINTS AT THE FOX
THE NUTCRACKER
SPIRIT GARDEN
FROM TUCSON WITH LOVE
MODERN MASTERS
The 2025–26 season promises bold new works, expanded educational offerings, and enhanced community engagement. We are excited to unveil innovative collaborations. Together, we will elevate the arts and ensure that Ballet Tucson continues to inspire future generations. LOOKING AHEAD
200 S Tucson Blvd Tucson, AZ 85716 520-903-1445 ballettucson.org
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