Productions à venir
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9 au 16 novembre 2024
Silent Screen/ Body of Work/ RhapsodyWitness the breadth and versatility of The National Ballet of Canada with two Canadian premieres in dramatically different styles plus a special solo performance by retiring Principal Dancer and Choreographic Associate Guillaume Côté.
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20 au 24 novembre 2024
GiselleA haunting world of love, deceit and forgiveness awaits with Giselle, a quintessential Romantic work long regarded as “the ballerina’s Hamlet.” Sir Peter Wright’s celebrated staging distills Adolphe Adam’s score into breathtaking choreography and drama.
Giselle is presented by
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6 au 31 décembre 2024
Casse-noisetteExperience the wonder of the holidays with James Kudelka’s The Nutcracker, as siblings Marie and Misha journey to the glittering palace of the Sugar Plum Fairy. Set to Tchaikovsky’s famous score, this beloved production is a glorious tribute to the imagination.
The Nutcracker is presented by
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26 février – 2 mars 2025
The Four Seasons/ Morpheus’ Dream/ The Leaves Are FadingThe highly anticipated North American premiere of David Dawson's The Four Seasons headlines a thrilling mixed programme featuring the world premiere of Marco Goecke's Morpheus' Dream and – on the 50th anniversary of its creation – Antony Tudor's The Leaves are Fading.
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8 au 22 mars 2025
Le Lac des cygnesArtistic Director Emerita Karen Kain staged and directed her Swan Lake in tribute to a company and ballet that defined her illustrious career. Newly revisited this season, this production emphasizes the drama and beauty that have made Swan Lake the definitive classical work.
Swan Lake is presented by
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30 mai – 5 juin 2025
AdieuGuillaume Côté bids “adieu” to The National Ballet of Canada by creating a new work and restaging his Boléro, celebrating his legacy as Principal Dancer and Choreographic Associate. Two additional world premieres from Canada’s Ethan Colangelo and Jennifer Archibald complete the programme.
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13 au 21 juin 2025
Anna KareninaAn alluring new Anna Karenina has its North American premiere in this first creative partnership with Christian Spuck. Exquisitely crafted with sumptuous costumes and cinematic projections, Anna Karenina adapts Leo Tolstoy’s great moral novel into an unforgettable theatrical experience.
Anna Karenina is presented by
Spencer Hack and Selene Guerrero-Trujillo. Photo par Karolina Kuras. Artists of the Ballet in Angels Atlas. Photo par Karolina Kuras. Koto Ishihara in UtopiVerse. Photo par Karolina Kuras. Séverine Ferrolier and Vladislav Kozlov of Bayerisches Staatsballett in Silent Screen. Photo by Nicholas MacKay. Artists of the Ballet in Giselle. Photo par Daniel Neuhaus. Tirion Law and Siphesihle November in The Nutcracker. Photo par Karolina Kuras. Heather Ogden with Artists of the Ballet in Giselle. Photo par Karolina Kuras. Artists of Het Nationale Ballet in The Four Seasons. Photo by Michael Schnater. Harrison James and Jurgita Dronina with Artists of the Ballet in Swan Lake. Photo par Karolina Kuras. Guillaume Côté. Photo par Matt Barnes. Katja Wünsche and William Moore of Ballett Zürich in Anna Karenina. Photo by Gregory Batardon.
