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Swan Lake - Symphony of Lights Tour Dates

Swan Lake - Symphony of Lights at Visual and Performing Arts Center at OCCC

About the Event

Prepare for an evening of classical artistry as Swan Lake - Symphony of Lights comes to the Visual and Performing Arts Center at OCCC in Oklahoma City, OK, on November 20, 2026, with a 7:30 PM performance. This production re-imagines Tchaikovsky's iconic ballet, blending traditional choreography with stunning visual effects and light displays. Audiences will witness the timeless tale of love and deception unfold with a modern, dynamic presentation, making this a unique cultural highlight in Oklahoma City.

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Swan Lake - Symphony of Lights Live in Oklahoma City

Swan Lake, one of the most revered classical ballets, is brought to life with a captivating twist in the Symphony of Lights production. This rendition preserves the profound emotion and exquisite movements of the original Tchaikovsky masterpiece while integrating cutting-edge lighting and projection to enhance the narrative. The performing artists deliver the iconic story of Princess Odette and Prince Siegfried, showcasing the elegant pas de deux and dramatic ensemble pieces that have enchanted audiences for generations, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking visual innovation.

Attend Swan Lake at Visual and Performing Arts Center at OCCC

Experience world-class performing arts at the Visual and Performing Arts Center at OCCC, a premier destination for cultural events in Oklahoma City. This modern venue offers comfortable seating and excellent sightlines, ensuring every guest enjoys a clear view of the Swan Lake - Symphony of Lights performance. Ample free parking is available on campus. For a smooth entry, plan to arrive early to find parking and navigate to your seats before the show begins. Buy your tickets now.