This haunting tale of love, betrayal, and forgiveness is hailed as the crowning achievement of the Romantic era. Brimming with breathtaking choreography and heartfelt drama, it remains one of the most beloved and enduring cornerstones of classical ballet.

Misa Kuranaga by Rachelle Neville Photography

This dynamic program showcases three choreographers who transformed the world of ballet. George Balanchine’s daring, powerhouse collaboration with Igor Stravinsky Agon; Broadway and ballet legend Jerome Robbins’ late-career masterwork Glass Pieces; and William Forsythe’s electrifying, global sensation In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated.

Lasha Khozashvili and Viktorina Kapitonova by Rachel Neville Photography

Celebrate the creativity, power, and beauty of women onstage and behind the scenes. Jorma Elo’s Carmen brings the fiery antiheroine into the 21^st century, joined by George Balanchine’s stunning Serenade. Helen Pickett’s sensual Tsukiyo returns to the stage where it premiered and her high-octane Petal comes to Boston for the first time.

Paulo Arrais and Lia Cirio by Rachel Neville Photography 

When a beautiful princess falls under a sorcerer’s spell, only in moonlight is her true nature revealed. In a fairytale world full of dark magic and deceit, will eternal love triumph over evil?

Lia Cirio and Viktorina Kapitonova by Rachel Neville Photography 

Experience three works that shatter expectations of what ballet can be: Jiři Kylián’s Bella Figura, William Forsythe’s Artifact Suite, and the world premiere of Dance Part 3 by Stephen Galloway, Creative Movement Director for The Rolling Stones. This electric program will have you at the edge of your seat.

Maria Alvarez and Paulo Arrais by Rachel Neville Photography 

Whether you’re seeing it again or for the first time, The Nutcracker will capture your imagination and transport you to a magical world of brave toy soldiers and dancing snowflakes. Follow Clara as she embarks on her journey filled with colorful characters, breathtaking costumes, and majestic scenery. From the captivating dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy to the iconic snow scene, this classical ballet—set to the beloved music of Tchaikovsky—continues to enthrall audiences of all ages. 

Patrick Yocum and Seo Hye Han by Rachel Neville Photography