Dance

With this ballet, you can be sure that the classical heritage will not be marred by outside interference. more

Let’s Dance! With "Disco: Acrobatics, Dinner, Dance", the Wintergarten Varieté Berlin celebrates the dazzling disco era in all its facets. more

This evening brings together two key works by the choreographer William Forsythe, which conceive of ballet not exclusively as a kinesthetic event but as a product of aggregated semiotic fields. In the... more

A contemporary dance piece for three performers, inspired by William Shakespeare’s tragedy „King Lear“. It depicts Lear battling his own shadow, which refuses to let him go and embodies all his hybrid... more

Jiří Kylián has left a lasting mark on 20th-century ballet. In Gods and Dogs, Kylián bridges the divine and the instinctual, order and madness, in a radically concentrated manner. The piece explores the... more

The Nutcracker, the Royal Classical Ballet conjures up a magical winter landscape on stage with the Dance of the Snowflakes. The dancing snowflakes swirl across the stage, creating an enchanting snowstorm... more

b12 participants work with a choreographer to research and develop their own dance piece – from the initial idea right through to the final performance.   In her performance project, Joy Alpuerto Ritter... more

“I don’t want strangers to touch me on the subway. And yet I hope that if I were to fall one day, someone would come to me.”   POINT OF TOUCH stems from these words. Not from a desire to celebrate closeness... more

What happens when an overstimulated body enters a state of numbness? What kinds of signals demand our attention, and which ones are no longer perceived? “PRESERVE - Call for Attention” is a choreographic... more

Christian Spuck’s new production places E.T.A. Hoffmann’s literary original at its center, emphasizing the tension between childhood innocence and the awakening of self-awareness. Since Hoffmann’s 1816... more

Through impressive trio acrobatics, “Shrouded” explores the power of human emotions and translates the complexity of inner states into movement. Inner turmoil coexists with moments of harmony and lightness.... more

Anyone who thinks of “classical ballet” as stiff people in fur coats has never been to this tour. more

Twenty years on from his groundbreaking solo piece ‘Choreographing Books’, Peter Pleyer once again picks up the thread of a creative process: writing about dance and the dance that emerges from that writing.   ‘Choreographing... more

The multi-award-winning ballet Nureyev, choreographed by Yuri Possokhov, composed by Ilya Demutsky and staged by visionary director Kirill Serebrennikov, premiered in December 2017 at Moscow’s world-famous... more

FAREWELL is the final instalment in a trilogy exploring the nature of relationships, and deals with endings and loss. Four astronauts gather aboard the spaceship ‘URI’ for a memorial service for their... more