Ballet Magnificat! Anchored: The Pilgrim Story

In honor of America's 250th Anniversary, Ballet Magnificat! brings Anchored: The Pilgrim Story to Massachusetts. Beautifully choreographed, Anchored inspires audiences today with its portrayal of the courage and faith of the Pilgrims, their perilous crossing, and their friendship which developed with Native Americans. Their legacy of religious freedom, individual responsibility, and equality of all people helped prepare the way for America's independence.

Passion, artistry, heartfelt worship and technical excellence define Ballet Magnificat!'s performances. The Company artists have graced stages of theaters, opera houses, concert halls, and church auditoriums throughout America and Europe with their powerful portrayal of redemptive themes, inspired by true-life stories. Anchored: The Pilgrim Story is an original work created to honor the 400th Anniversary of the Pilgrims and their lasting legacy which informed our Founding Fathers and the Declaration of Independence. The libretto for the Pilgrim Ballet was carefully researched and written by a direct descendant of William Bradford, and beautifully choreographed and set to music by Ballet Magnificat! The groundbreaking beliefs of the Pilgrims in freedom and equality of all people before God and under the law are vividly apparent in this dramatic and moving rendition of the Pilgrim story.

Reserved seating – Accessible seating is marked on the map.

Seats can be selected on the map by selecting “Choose Seats” below.

Ticket prices include all fees

Standard:

Adult: $45

Child: $30

For group sales of 10 or more tickets, email tom@firstloveworks.org

Mechanics Hall members use your promo code for 10% off your tickets!

This performance is presented by FirstLoveWorks, a nonprofit organization, which hosts exceptional arts performances that offer the general public opportunities to experience the majesty and love of God. We have produced three tours of Ballet Magnifcat!, including one at Mechanics Hall over 20 years ago. It's our pleasure to once again bring the Ballet to Worcester to commemorate America's 250th Anniversary.

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