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 works by choreographer William Forsythe that do not view ballet solely as a purely kinesthetic experience. more

A contemporary dance piece for three performers, inspired by William Shakespeare’s tragedy “King Lear.” more

The play explores the fine line where “normal” behavior tips over into the supposedly “bizarre,” thereby revealing the darkness hidden in everyday life. more

Once upon a time, on a frosty Christmas Eve at the Silberhaus family home, young Marie received a beautiful nutcracker as a gift. more

Joy Alpuerto Ritter and Rainer Behr present two performances about beauty, repetition, and the risks of experimentation. more

“I don't want strangers to touch me on the subway. And yet I hope that someone will come to my aid if I ever fall.” more

One’s own body becomes a terrain for experimentation: a place for boundaries, decisions, resistance and contact. 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. more

“Shrouded” explores the power of human emotions through impressive trio acrobatics and translates the complexity of inner states into movement. more

Anne-Mareike Hess’s new solo in the air asks how a body can remain responsive in a world that both overwhelms and numbs sensation. more

Twenty years after Choreographing Books“, Peter Pleyer once again picks up the thread of a development: writing about dance and the dance that emerges from that writing. more

The Berlin State Ballet is staging this extraordinary production for the first time outside of Russia. more

Perreo entre los mundos examines reggaeton as a cultural force. more