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  • 2026 New York Season

    Dance Company: Dance Theatre of Harlem

    2026 New York Season
    New York City Center 131 W 55th St, New York, NY, United States
    Experience the power and passion of Dance Theatre of Harlem as the company returns to New York City Center with another bold, unforgettable New York season. At the center is the long-awaited revival of Firebird, DTH’s iconic take on the classic tale of love and transformation. First created in 1982 by John Taras,...

  • MUJERES: Women in Motion

    Dance Company: Ballet Hispánico

    MUJERES: Women in Motion
    New York City Center 131 W 55th St, New York, NY, United States
    Ballet Hispánico’s 56th Season brings together four choreographers whose work approaches dance as a way of thinking about the present. Cassi Abranches’ Trança offers a contemporary take on Brazilian dance capturing the restless energy of daily life. (World Premiere) Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona reimagines the Greek myth as a living...

  • Spring Series: Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella

    Dance Company: Saint Louis Ballet

    Spring Series: Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella
    Touhill Performing Arts Center 1 Touhill Cir, St. Louis, MO, United States
    Gen Horiuchi’s enchanting full-length Cinderella returns to the stage, set to Prokofiev’s timeless score. Premiered in 2009 and last performed in 2022, this beloved ballet will be revived with the local debut of stunning sets and costumes by renowned British designer Peter Farmer. Featuring the full cast of Saint Louis...

  • MUJERES: Women in Motion

    Dance Company: Ballet Hispánico

    MUJERES: Women in Motion
    New York City Center 131 W 55th St, New York, NY, United States
    Ballet Hispánico’s 56th Season brings together four choreographers whose work approaches dance as a way of thinking about the present. Cassi Abranches’ Trança offers a contemporary take on Brazilian dance capturing the restless energy of daily life. (World Premiere) Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona reimagines the Greek myth as a living...

  • Mere Mortals

    Dance Company: San Francisco Ballet

    Mere Mortals
    War Memorial Opera House 301 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
    Inspired by the Greek myth of Pandora’s Jar, Mere Mortals explores our relationship with artificial intelligence, its boundless potential, as well as the unforeseen consequences. Originally commissioned for Tamara Rojo’s inaugural season, the program returns as a fusion of electronic music, festival culture, and contemporary ballet. Merging the choreography of Aszure Barton...

  • Spring Series: Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella

    Dance Company: Saint Louis Ballet

    Spring Series: Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella
    Touhill Performing Arts Center 1 Touhill Cir, St. Louis, MO, United States
    Gen Horiuchi’s enchanting full-length Cinderella returns to the stage, set to Prokofiev’s timeless score. Premiered in 2009 and last performed in 2022, this beloved ballet will be revived with the local debut of stunning sets and costumes by renowned British designer Peter Farmer. Featuring the full cast of Saint Louis...

  • MUJERES: Women in Motion

    Dance Company: Ballet Hispánico

    MUJERES: Women in Motion
    New York City Center 131 W 55th St, New York, NY, United States
    Ballet Hispánico’s 56th Season brings together four choreographers whose work approaches dance as a way of thinking about the present. Cassi Abranches’ Trança offers a contemporary take on Brazilian dance capturing the restless energy of daily life. (World Premiere) Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona reimagines the Greek myth as a living...

  • Mere Mortals

    Dance Company: San Francisco Ballet

    Mere Mortals
    War Memorial Opera House 301 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
    Inspired by the Greek myth of Pandora’s Jar, Mere Mortals explores our relationship with artificial intelligence, its boundless potential, as well as the unforeseen consequences. Originally commissioned for Tamara Rojo’s inaugural season, the program returns as a fusion of electronic music, festival culture, and contemporary ballet. Merging the choreography of Aszure Barton...

  • Spring Series: Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella

    Dance Company: Saint Louis Ballet

    Spring Series: Gen Horiuchi’s Cinderella
    Touhill Performing Arts Center 1 Touhill Cir, St. Louis, MO, United States
    Gen Horiuchi’s enchanting full-length Cinderella returns to the stage, set to Prokofiev’s timeless score. Premiered in 2009 and last performed in 2022, this beloved ballet will be revived with the local debut of stunning sets and costumes by renowned British designer Peter Farmer. Featuring the full cast of Saint Louis...

  • OBT By Design

    Dance Company: Oregon Ballet Theatre

    Patricia Reser Center for the Arts 12625 SW Crescent St, Beaverton, OR, United States
    In this annual choreographic tradition, the OBT company artists collaborate with our second company, OBT2, on a collection of world premieres. Join us as our rising stars step into the spotlight to share something breathtakingly new. One night only!

  • MUJERES: Women in Motion

    Dance Company: Ballet Hispánico

    MUJERES: Women in Motion
    New York City Center 131 W 55th St, New York, NY, United States
    Ballet Hispánico’s 56th Season brings together four choreographers whose work approaches dance as a way of thinking about the present. Cassi Abranches’ Trança offers a contemporary take on Brazilian dance capturing the restless energy of daily life. (World Premiere) Marianela Boán’s Reactor Antígona reimagines the Greek myth as a living...

  • Mere Mortals

    Dance Company: San Francisco Ballet

    Mere Mortals
    War Memorial Opera House 301 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
    Inspired by the Greek myth of Pandora’s Jar, Mere Mortals explores our relationship with artificial intelligence, its boundless potential, as well as the unforeseen consequences. Originally commissioned for Tamara Rojo’s inaugural season, the program returns as a fusion of electronic music, festival culture, and contemporary ballet. Merging the choreography of Aszure Barton...