Name: Synergy 2026
Start: 2026-06-05T19:30:00-05:00
Location: Moody Performance Hall

Pegasus Contemporary Ballet closes the season with Synergy 2026 — Dallas’s must-see summer event, where visionary choreography meets the power of live music.
This one-of-a-kind performance brings together acclaimed choreographers and the region’s most dynamic musicians, collaborating on brand-new works commissioned exclusively for Synergy. Dancers and musicians share the stage, igniting a unique fusion of artistry, creativity, and entertainment
Live music performances feature Cure for Paranoia, Artist of the Year awardee at the 2026 Dallas Entertainment Awards, and Dallas Native Brianne Sargent.
New works choreographed by nationally acclaimed choreographers Brooke Wendle, Peter Chursin, Take Ueyama, and Natasha Adorlee.
More than a performance, Synergy 2026 is a bold artistic collaboration that transcends genres, celebrates Dallas’s culture, and delivers the exhilarating live performance experience audiences return to year after year.
$20 Student rush tickets available with a valid student ID in-person 90 minutes prior to the performance.
Synergy Sessions: The After Party
For the first time, we will host Synergy Sessions: The After Party immediately following the Friday evening performance of Synergy 2026. Tickets to this event are sold separately and include premium seating at the performance. Join us for a one-of-a-kind fundraising celebration benefitting Pegasus Contemporary Ballet with live sets from Synergy musicians, light bites, and cocktails sponsored by Painted Donkey Tequila, Townes Vodka, and Greenhouse Gin.
To get tickets for Synergy Sessions: The After Party, click here or visit www.pegasusballet.org. Please note that Synergy Sessions after-party tickets include seats at the performance, and you do not need to purchase tickets to both events.
Thank you to our sponsors:
Synergy 2026 is sponsored by The City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture, The Texas Commission on the Arts, Dallas Tourism and Public Improvement District, the Harold Simmons Foundation, Dallas Arts District Foundation and the Eugene McDermott Foundation.