An Eclectic Non-Profit

Contemporary Ballet Company!



Mid-Atlantic Contemporary Ballet is a small non-profit Pittsburgh-based and project based company with a wide range of styles in its repertoire, from contemporary ballet pieces such as Mr. Holt's "Last of the Trojan Women" to classical ballet and modern dance.


As a small contemporary ballet company, MAC Ballet is available for touring engagements and can perform in most venues that larger companies cannot.


Located in the heart of Pittsburgh, MAC Ballet is committed to bringing quality art to the communities it serves and to the world at large.


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As a small non-profit performing arts organization, we depend upon you for our survival. MAC Ballet is now able to receive public and private contributions and donations that are tax deductible through PayPal. Please help us to continue to provide high quality dance and entertainment to you, Pittsburgh and the Southwestern PA area by donating to Mac Ballet. On behalf of the company and myself, I thank you for your support.


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MAC Ballet welcomes dancers to audition whenever possible and is open to seeing dancers throughout our season. Please visit our performance page for more information on auditions and up coming performances and events.


Former MAC Ballet company members Iona Newell and Demond Malrey



Gerard W. Holt
Seton Hill University
Department of Theatre
and
Dance
Ballet Faculty, Choreographer
Presented



GREAT COMPOSERS





As part of Seton Hill University Department of Theatre and Dance's DANCE SPECTRUM 2024, Mr. Holt presented

GREAT COMPOSERS!

Mr. Holt's ballet Great Composers was one of the first ballets that he choreographed when he was the Artistic Director of Dance at La Roche University. The original Great Composers featured such composers as Mozart, Strauss, Patrick Doyle and Handle. In the re-staging for the Department of Dance at Seton Hill University, Mr. Holt kept the original opening from Strauss and the principal aria from Handle. However, in the re-staging, Mr. Holt featured two new composers, brothers Harry and Rupert Gregson-Williams, composers of the hit series The Gilded Age.