A Man On The Moon

[altongrimes]

In my dance travels, I have been sometimes overwhelmed as a kind of "lonely guy" out there. As anyone knows who has tried to navigate the big cities of the world all alone, that experience can be a rather "icy" undertaking. So I am wondering if someone could recommend an alternative such as  travel groups whose objective is to visit the great dance companies of the world based on a preexisting itinerary? Or, perhaps there is an alternative way to connect with fellow balletomeres and venture forth as a group to these various dance destinations? 

[Drew]

Tours en L’Air whose organizer sometimes posts here does ballet travel trips —likely there are others. I have never done one of these but may in future for the same reasons you give.. I am on an iPad and can’t do a link, but I’m sure if you google “ballet travel” WITH “tours en l’air” or some such you can find it. You can do searches on this site as well.

[altongrimes]

Thank you, Drew ! Wonderful of you to respond. You always post the most fair and informative comments on this great site !

[volcanohunter]

https://toursenlair.blogspot.com/p/upcoming-ballet-trips.html

I haven't been on one of the tours (yet), but I do know @kbarber, and she's delightful. Her tours have lots of unique extras because she knows ballet people everywhere.

[pherank]

On 2/19/2019 at 3:29 AM, volcanohunter said:

https://toursenlair.blogspot.com/p/upcoming-ballet-trips.html

I haven't been on one of the tours (yet), but I do know @kbarber, and she's delightful. Her tours have lots of unique extras because she knows ballet people everywhere.

I have to agree with the above suggestion to contact KBarber about Tours en L'Air.

There is also Travel for the Arts
http://www.travelforthearts.com/escorted-tours/

and Martin Randall Travel
https://www.martinrandall.com/music-opera-ballet

But Tours en L'Air may be best for ballet opportunities.