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Choreographer-in-Residence Claudia Schreier returns to Atlanta with a unique adaptation of The Rite of Spring, a world premiere set to Igor Stravinsky's iconic score, performed live by the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra.

Join us for a magical journey with the Atlanta Ballet's presentation of "The Swan Princess," a captivating family version of the fairy-tale ballet, perfect for ages 2 and up. This enchanting performance, brought to life by the talented dancers of Atlanta Ballet 2, is scheduled for February 15-16, 2025, at the Centre for Dance Education. This season's family ballet, "The Swan Princess," is a one-hour fairy-tale adaptation that encapsulates all the mystery and magic of the beloved classic, Swan Lake. It's an ideal introduction to ballet for young audiences, ensuring a memorable experience for both children and adults alike. The production is supported by Publix Super Market Charities, emphasizing its significance and community support. Under the artistic direction of Gennadi Nedvigin and featuring choreography by the internationally acclaimed Bruce Wells, this performance promises to be a dazzling display of talent and creativity. "The Swan Princess" is not just a ballet; it's an adventure into a world of fantasy, designed to inspire and entertain. Don't miss this opportunity to support the arts and introduce the younger generation to the beauty of ballet. Buy your tickets now for a performance that promises to be both enchanting and unforgettable.

Join the Atlanta Ballet for a magical performance of "Coppélia" from March 21-23, 2025. This enchanting event marks the first presentation of the beloved fairytale classic in over twenty years by the Atlanta Ballet, in collaboration with a large cast of students from the Centre for Dance Education. Experience the original choreography by George Balanchine, brought to life by the talented dancers of the Atlanta Ballet and set to the captivating music of Léo Delibes. "Coppélia" tells the whimsical tale of an eccentric toy maker, his lifelike creation, and a suitor caught in a web of comedy, danger, and mistaken identity, all unfolding in a narrative where love triumphs above all. This performance promises to be a visual and musical delight, featuring the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra, and showcasing the artistry of Pacific Northwest Ballet dancers Leta Biasucci and Ryan Cardea, as captured in the stunning photography of Angela Sterling. Don't miss this timeless masterpiece, a testament to the genius of George Balanchine and the enduring charm of Léo Delibes' score. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable journey into the heart of ballet's rich tradition and storytelling magic.

The captivating Catch, by British choreographer Liam Scarlett with music by Philip Glass, mesmerizes audiences with its pure movement that showcases the athleticism of Atlanta Ballet's dancers. Tuplet, from Swedish choreographer Alexander Ekman, with music and sound by Mikael Karlsson, uses dancers' bodies as percussion instruments, creating driving tempos with impeccably timed dance movements. The season finale will feature the return of Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, the Belgian-Colombian choreographer fresh off the record-breaking success of Coco Chanel: The Life of a Fashion Icon, with a riveting new creation.