The Ballroom Thieves

An Evening With... 

The Ballroom Thieves at 118 North

Friday, April 26, 2024 

Doors @ 7:00 PM | Show @ 9:00 PM

21+ Unless Accompanied by Parent or Legal Guardian

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After securing your tickets, we encourage you to MAKE A DINNER RESERVATION so you can ensure having a seat at one of our limited tables to enjoy a meal and have a home base during the show! 

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About 118 North 

• 118 North opens to the public for happy hour at 4 PM Wednesday through Sunday.
• Explore our food & drink menus (Kitchen open until 9 PM Wed, Thurs, & Sun and 10 PM Fri & Sat)
• Peruse our Event Calendar including free Happy Hour & 118 Dinner Sessions + Ticketed Shows
• Join the new 118 Club!
• Have questions? Check out our FAQ
• Book your next private event at 118 North!

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About The Ballroom Thieves

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What if we could all be a little more tender? Towards strangers, our kids, and ourselves. As we all become more easily connected through social media, pop culture, and our collective helplessness over the mistakes that are breaking us down, a realization has been washing over many of us: We don’t treat ourselves or each other very well, and in order to break that cycle we need to understand why. 

As two former kids, The Ballroom Thieves have some thoughts on the matter. Ten songs-worth to be exact. Their 5th full length record, Sundust, is a collection of thoughts about the human experience.

The ways our personalities emerge, our unique world view, and our capacity for compassion as adults are all formed during that delicate two decade process called childhood. Most of us don’t receive the emotional support we need in order to become empathetic adults because most of our parents didn’t receive what they needed in their own childhoods. Pouring from an empty cup seems like an inevitable condition of the human experience. If we could change that and offer future generations the gentleness they need to end this never ending cycle of trauma, most of us would choose to, but without doing the grueling work of healing childhood wounds, falling back into old generational patterns is much more likely.

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