Helene

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.houstonballet.org/Ticketing_Schedule/Season_Calendar/Swan_Lake/

Kudelka/Prokofiev Program and ticket info: http://national.ballet.ca/performances/season1314/Cinderella/

Kudelka/Prokofiev Program and ticket info: http://national.ballet.ca/performances/season1314/Cinderella/

Kudelka/Prokofiev Program and ticket info: http://national.ballet.ca/performances/season1314/Cinderella/

Kudelka/Prokofiev Program and ticket info: http://national.ballet.ca/performances/season1314/Cinderella/

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.brb.org.uk/masque/index.htm?act=whatson&tsk=superseason&urn=26829

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.brb.org.uk/masque/index.htm?act=whatson&tsk=superseason&urn=26829

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.brb.org.uk/masque/index.htm?act=whatson&tsk=superseason&urn=26829

Season calendar: http://www.nycballet.com/Season-Tickets/Calendar.aspx

Season calendar: http://www.nycballet.com/Season-Tickets/Calendar.aspx

Season calendar: http://www.nycballet.com/Season-Tickets/Calendar.aspx

Season calendar: http://www.nycballet.com/Season-Tickets/Calendar.aspx

Season calendar: http://www.nycballet.com/Season-Tickets/Calendar.aspx

http://www.kennedy-center.org/events/?event=BOBSH

http://www.kennedy-center.org/events/?event=BOBSH

Opera Bastille LE PALAIS DE CRISTAL Georges Bizet, Music (Symphony in C major) George Balanchine, Choreography (Opera national de Paris, 1947) DAPHNIS ET CHLOE Maurice Ravel, Music (complete version) Benjamin Millepied, Choreography 10 May 14-15 May 18 May 21 May 25-26 May 28-29 May 31 May 3-4 June 6 June 8 June Program and ticket info: http://www.operadepa...llepied/detail/

Skuespilhuset Store Scene In May 2013, Corpus held the premiere of its first full-scale ballet We're not waving ... We're drowning. To reconstruct last year’s performance, Corpus has this year handpicked a number of artists and cultural figures, who do not necessarily have anything to do with dance. The title says it all. Everything is the same – and yet not quite so. For how will this performance be interpreted by people with an entirely different background and outlook? Indeed, will the performance show us a whole new angle of ballet as an art form? The topics and set design are unchanged, and we may even see a repeat of a few step designs. But things are most definitely out of the ordinary when audiences are once again invited to experience an exciting and unorthodox evening where dance makes an impact and where set ideals of expression are challenged. Program and ticket info: http://kglteater.dk/whats-on/performances/season-2013-2014/ballet/same-same-but-different

Skuespilhuset Store Scene In May 2013, Corpus held the premiere of its first full-scale ballet We're not waving ... We're drowning. To reconstruct last year’s performance, Corpus has this year handpicked a number of artists and cultural figures, who do not necessarily have anything to do with dance. The title says it all. Everything is the same – and yet not quite so. For how will this performance be interpreted by people with an entirely different background and outlook? Indeed, will the performance show us a whole new angle of ballet as an art form? The topics and set design are unchanged, and we may even see a repeat of a few step designs. But things are most definitely out of the ordinary when audiences are once again invited to experience an exciting and unorthodox evening where dance makes an impact and where set ideals of expression are challenged. Program and ticket info: http://kglteater.dk/whats-on/performances/season-2013-2014/ballet/same-same-but-different

Texas Ballet Theater website: http://www.texasballettheater.org/?q=showschedule

Texas Ballet Theater website: http://www.texasballettheater.org/?q=showschedule

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.houstonballet.org/Ticketing_Schedule/Season_Calendar/Modern_Masters/ The Four Temperaments (1946) Music: Paul Hindemith Choreography: George Balanchine Lighting Design: Tony Tucci In the middle, somewhat elevated (1987) Music: Thom Willems Choreography: William Forsythe Costume, lighting and scenic design: William Forsythe Petite Mort (1991) Music: W.A. Mozart (Piano Concerto in A Major – Adagio, and Piano Concerto in C Major – Andante) Choreography: Jiří Kylián Costume Design: Joke Visser Lighting Design: Joop Caboort Sechs Tanze (Six Dances) (1986) (Houston Ballet Premiere) Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Choreography, scenery and costumes: Jiří Kylián Lighting Design: Joop Caboort

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.houstonballet.org/Ticketing_Schedule/Season_Calendar/Modern_Masters/ The Four Temperaments (1946) Music: Paul Hindemith Choreography: George Balanchine Lighting Design: Tony Tucci In the middle, somewhat elevated (1987) Music: Thom Willems Choreography: William Forsythe Costume, lighting and scenic design: William Forsythe Petite Mort (1991) Music: W.A. Mozart (Piano Concerto in A Major – Adagio, and Piano Concerto in C Major – Andante) Choreography: Jiří Kylián Costume Design: Joke Visser Lighting Design: Joop Caboort Sechs Tanze (Six Dances) (1986) (Houston Ballet Premiere) Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Choreography, scenery and costumes: Jiří Kylián Lighting Design: Joop Caboort

Program and Ticket Info: http://www.pnb.org/Season/13-14/Giselle/

Spectre de la Rose (Goecke/von Weber) Opus 19: The Dreamer (Robbins/Prokofiev) the second detail (Forsythe/Willems) Program and Ticket Info: http://national.ballet.ca/performances/season1314/Spectre_de_la_Rose___Opus_19/The_Dreamer___the_second_detail/

Spectre de la Rose (Goecke/von Weber) Opus 19: The Dreamer (Robbins/Prokofiev) the second detail (Forsythe/Willems) Program and Ticket Info: http://national.ballet.ca/performances/season1314/Spectre_de_la_Rose___Opus_19/The_Dreamer___the_second_detail/