This May, one of the most iconic love stories of all time is coming to the stage in a fresh and powerful way. Indiana Ballet Conservatory is presenting a reimagined version of Romeo and Juliet, bringing new life to the timeless story through movement, emotion, and stunning choreography.
Led by founder and artistic director Alyona Yakovleva, this production blends classical ballet with a modern interpretation that feels both elegant and accessible—perfect whether you’re a longtime ballet fan or just looking for something different to do in Indy this spring.
Experience the Magic at The Tarkington
The performances in Carmel will take place at the beautiful Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre, located right in the heart of the Arts & Design District. It’s one of those venues that already feels special before the show even starts—and this production is designed to match that energy.
Expect expressive performances, detailed costumes, and a story that unfolds entirely through dance. It’s the kind of experience that pulls you in from the first scene.
Meet the Talent Bringing It to Life
This production features an incredible cast, including James Augustus Leinauer as Romeo and Emily Geon as Juliet. Their chemistry and performance bring a fresh emotional depth to the story, making it feel both intimate and powerful on stage.
The Indiana Ballet Conservatory is known for developing strong, expressive dancers—and this show is a perfect example of that level of talent.
Show Dates & Locations
Here’s when you can catch the performance:
Carmel, Indiana
📍 Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre
- May 22 at 7:00 PM
- May 23 at 4:00 PM & 7:00 PM
Wabash, Indiana
📍 Eagles Theatre
- May 30 at 7:00 PM
A Perfect Spring Plan in Indiana
If you’re looking for something different this May, this is one of those experiences that feels a little more special than your usual night out. It’s creative, local, and something you don’t see every day.
Whether you go with friends, family, or turn it into a date night, it’s an easy recommendation—especially with tickets priced to be family-friendly.
Why You Should Go
There’s something about live ballet that just hits differently. No dialogue, just music and movement telling a story you already know—but in a completely new way.
And honestly… seeing a production like this right here in Carmel? That’s something worth supporting.
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