The State Street Ballet's "The Jungle Book"

Water, Air, Earth, and Fire, the four natural elements, intertwine in this dazzling adaptation of Rudyard Kipling’s classic collection of stories. State Street Ballet brings to life the complexities of the jungle and the personalities of its creatures, through movement, music, and the dynamic storytelling of some of life’s greatest moral lessons.

Choreographed by State Street Ballet’s Founder and Artistic Director Rodney Gustafson, with an original score by Czech composer and conductor Milan Svoboda, The Jungle Book premiered to enthusiastic audiences, instantly being called a “crowd-pleaser”, “a joy to behold”, and “visually stunning.” Following the adventures of Mowgli, a young jungle boy, The Jungle Book transports viewers through a mystical land of wolves, snakes, monkeys, and panthers, showcasing relationships and alliances in this iconic coming-of-age story. Drama, humor, and daringly athletic choreography have made this a consistently successful production, one that pleases audiences of all ages.

To purchase tickets please visit jan.ucc.nau.edu/cto-p/ or call 928-523-5661. You may also purchase them in person in the NAU Central Ticketing Office in the University Union.