Sunday, May 24, 2:00 PM SOLD OUT
$45 General Admission | $25 Student Admission
90 minutes in length, 15 minute intermission
Black Box Theater, Studio Complex

Experience the next generation of ballet stars with the American Ballet Theatre Studio Company. The Studio Company presents a dynamic program featuring both classical and contemporary works. Program details to be announced in May.

These performers are the next generation of ballet dancers, blossoming before our eyes.
-Broadway World

ABT Studio Company, the junior company of American Ballet Theatre, features rising stars of the ballet world between the ages of 16 and 21. ABT Studio Company prepares these outstanding young dancers, who hail from all over the globe, to enter American Ballet Theatre or other leading ballet companies worldwide. Nearly 85% of current dancers in American Ballet Theatre are alumni of ABT Studio Company, including most Soloists and Principal Dancers. The highly mobile ABT Studio Company serves as an ambassador for American Ballet Theatre by touring to venues large and small. Performances feature a wide variety of styles, offering something for everyone to enjoy – from ballet newcomers to lifelong fans!

ABT Studio Company plays out charmingly as a fresh and fleet display of young dancers...accomplished classicists and comradely artists. -The Wall Street Journal

This production is sold out. Email boxoffice@kaatsbaan.org to place your name on the waitlist.

Saturday, June 6
4:00 PM–6:00 PM
Free admission with RSVP
Outdoor grounds + Studio Complex Lobby Gallery

Join us for the Opening Reception for the Sixth Annual 2026 Visual Art Exhibition, Earthly Delights. The exhibition presents artistic works evoking planets, plants, insects, and other biological forms erupting out of the mystical Kaatsbaan landscape. These unique pieces created by nine contemporary artists working predominantly in the Hudson Valley offer an inspiring alchemy of structure, form, beauty, and soul. The exhibition is curated by Hilary Greene and runs through October 31.

This season, Aurora Robson returns with a tree-climbing, recycled-plastic installation new to Kaatsbaan. Joining her, Ian McMahon’s barn-mounted geometric relief, and Portia Munson’s mystical banner are six new artists: Thea Berman’s figurative oils and Sharon Broit’s biological abstracts in the gallery; Laura Battle’s esoteric ceramic clouds, Kris Perry’s machine creatures, and a spiritual carving by Nadia Yaron on the grounds; and sensorial videos by Virginia L. Montgomery mounted in the Stanford White Barn. In addition, we are honored to continue to exhibit two of Gaston Lachaise’s world-renowned bronzes on long-term loan by the Lachaise Foundation.

Clockwise, L to R: Aurora Robson, Gypsy Moths, 2018, 3 welded plastic-debris individual sculptures, solar panels, hardware, and LEDs, dimensions vary; Sharon Broit, Outside In, Acrylic on canvas, 43” x 43”; Thea Butler, Odyssey, 2025, Oil on canvas, 12” x 18”.

Saturday, June 27
3:00 PM–5:00 PM
Free admission with RSVP
Outdoor grounds + Studio Complex Lobby Gallery

Make a stop at Kaatsbaan during your Upstate Art Weekend travels!

The 2026 Visual Art Exhibition, Earthly Delights, presents artistic works evoking planets, plants, insects, and other biological forms erupting out of the mystical Kaatsbaan landscape. These unique pieces created by nine contemporary artists working predominantly in the Hudson Valley offer an inspiring alchemy of structure, form, beauty, and soul. The exhibition is curated by Hilary Greene and runs through October 31.

This season, Aurora Robson returns with a tree-climbing, recycled-plastic installation new to Kaatsbaan. Joining her, Ian McMahon’s barn-mounted geometric relief, and Portia Munson’s mystical banner are six new artists: Thea Berman’s figurative oils and Sharon Broit’s biological abstracts in the gallery; Laura Battle’s esoteric ceramic clouds, Kris Perry’s machine creatures, and a spiritual carving by Nadia Yaron on the grounds; and sensorial videos by Virginia L. Montgomery mounted in the Stanford White Barn. In addition, we are honored to continue to exhibit two of Gaston Lachaise’s world-renowned bronzes on long-term loan by the Lachaise Foundation.

Aurora Robson, Gypsy Moths, 2018, 3 welded plastic-debris individual sculptures, solar panels, hardware, and LEDs, dimensions vary