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Dance Centre North's Wizard of Oz Ballet takes the Oncenter Carrier Theater stage TODAY at 2:00pm and 5:00pm, with the All Things Oz Museum in attendance! Perfect timely family outing!
Step through the wardrobe into C.S. Lewis's The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe as a full-length ballet of adventure and redemption. Lakeville's...
Pioneering isolation: Only Black woman among 90 ABT dancers for 10 years, shocking entry into the company.
Immersive plunge into Kenneth MacMillan's Mayerling at Royal Opera House:
NYCB principal Sara Mearns is among the first dancers to wear hearing aids during performances, tackling symptoms like missing cues and muffled...
20-year milestone achieved: Dancers held first rehearsals in the new North Broad Street building for Romeo and Juliet, despite ongoing...
Pioneering resilience: NYC Ballet principal Sara Mearns, 40, is among the first to wear hearing aids during performances, overcoming missed cues and...
Darcey Bussell evolved from a young dance prodigy to principal dancer at The Royal Ballet, later transitioning into coaching and choreography.
SF Ballet's opening night La Sylphide immersed audiences in Romantic folklore with Scottish bagpipes pre-show on the Opera House steps.
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Ambitious regional staging of the demanding classic Swan Lake unites pros and locals.
Works & Process and Philadelphia Ballet unveil a first look at Juliano Nunes' Romeo and Juliet, choreographed for the classic tale, this Sunday, April 19, 2026 at 7PM at the Peter B.
La Sylphide captivates with its signature Romantic era enchantment, featuring misty woodland scenes and a tutu-clad corps de ballet, making it a hauntingly beautiful classic.
San Francisco Ballet proves La Sylphide is no fusty relic, but a living Romantic gem.
The iconic 1962 production returns, lavishly designed by Cranko's longtime collaborator Jürgen Rose and brimming with swordplay, ecstasy, and murder. Premieres next month.
Rare US staging of La Esmeralda premieres April 24-25 at Maryland Hall – a Hugo-inspired tale of courage, compassion, and love.
Hilarious quirks steal the show in this classic amid strenuous rep like Blake Works:
Don't miss Tupelo Ballet's spring delight, La Fille Mal Gardée, at 2 p.m. Saturday in Tupelo Civic Auditorium – a lighthearted romp of young love, clever tricks, and comedic mischief as Lise outwits Mom for her true love Colas.
