Mathieu Ganio descends into Gogol’s haunted world in Paris, where dance, voice, and music merge into a fragile, mesmerizing portrait of loneliness and madness.

Any portrait of an artist is incomplete. Kirill Serebrennikov paints his portrait of Rudolf Nureyev in a two-act ballet with music by Ilya Demutsky and choreography by Yuri Possokhov.

Teatro Massimo’s Swan Lake breathes new life into tradition, blending Tchaikovsky’s tragic late-Romanticism with cinematic grandeur and exquisite neoclassical choreography in wind-swept Palermo.

Martinez’s revival of Le Corsaire turns a classical tale into a witty ballet that thrilled audiences

Paris Opera’s new Junior Ballet debuts its first European tour, heralding fresh dance talent.

A rare revival of Gounod’s original 1859 Faust at Opéra Comique—lyrical theatre meets Romantic demi‑genre in Paris, June–July 2025.

Ballet de l’Ouest Parisien’s 2024 recital fused dance with literature, sculpture, and music

A bold ballet on death, grief, and rebirth Premieres in Aix-en-Provence

From Paris to St. Petersburg to Copenhagen: the roots of classical ballet’s enduring elegance. Discover how centuries of ballet tradition from France, Russia, and Denmark shaped the art of dance

From Royal Stages to City Streets: Ballet’s British and American Transformations. Explore how British and American ballet schools evolved, blending classical tradition with modern innovation

Rodin meets Nijinsky in 1912 Paris: a fleeting ballet performance becomes eternal sculpture, as two modernist giants collide in a sensual, radical reimagining of dance and form

A former étoile of the Paris Opera Ballet enchants Toulouse with a fresh choreographic vision of classical tradition