Audiences throughout the Triangle will have a special opportunity to see King James: After a short run in Chapel Hill from September 25 through 28, PlayMakers is taking its show on the road, with ...

Stanton Welch’s new “Raymonda” is a Fabergé egg of a ballet, gob-smackingly sparkly yet refined, with three hours of non-stop classical dancing as brilliant as the sets, costumes, lighting and music.

Stanton Welch’s commitment to keeping classical technique alive at Houston Ballet takes a new turn this week with the premiere of his “Raymonda,” a grand production that promises three hours of ...

Houston Ballet Soloist Danbi Kim as Raymonda in the world premiere of Stanton Welch’s Raymonda. Credit: Photo by Amitava Sarkar (2025). Courtesy of Houston Ballet. Raymonda is the story of an engaged ...

Boston Ballet’s “Spring Experience” opens with a salute to the Spirit of Ballet Past: Marius Petipa’s 1898 “Raymonda” as reimagined by artistic director Mikko Nissinen. After intermission, the Spirit ...

Houston Ballet Artistic Director Stanton Welch (Photo by Julie Soefer) Houston Ballet artistic director Stanton Welch tackles one of the most beloved stories with the world premiere this month of ...

In the opening scene of SF Ballet’s “Raymonda,” a man shoots a woman. Then he steps out from behind his camera. Like a phrase whose double meaning is only revealed when you read it aloud, the initial ...

For San Francisco Ballet Artistic Director Tamara Rojo, choosing a frequently performed warhorse such as “Swan Lake” as the first work she would choreograph for the company was never in the cards.

Miami Festival of Discovery: An international passel of hot young pianists will dazzle you with their digits for three days at what sounds like an event dedicated to Christopher Columbus but is ...

Beginning June 6, American Contemporary Ballet debuts choreography that hasn’t been seen for over 100 years, by the greatest master of 19th century ballet. Variations on Raymonda features lost dances ...

NEW YORK — There are certain New York City Ballet performances that have a way of making you feel you’ve danced yourself, even as you sit, quiet and still, in your seat. On Tuesday, George ...