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5 New and Reimagined Story Ballets Hitting the Stage in April

Kyra Laubacher

During a ballet rehearsal, three couples stand in a diamond shape, with the women in front with their arms across their bodies and the men embracing them from behind. Claudia Schreier is shown from the back, facing the dancers and offering notes. In the background, other dancers follow along. Everyeon wears assorted dance clothing, with the women wearing pointe shoes and the men ballet slippers. Claudia Schreier wears black workout clothes and sneakers, with a jacket tied across her waist.

Claudia Schreier Explores Narrative Ballet in Her New Work for Miami City Ballet

Guillermo Perez

Adrian Blake Mitchell and Andrea Laššáková perform a pas de deux onstage, wearing blue unitards and dancing in front of a backdrop of a starry night sky. Mitchell kneels on his left knee and leans his body back and to the left as Laššáková lays across his right thigh, holding onto his right arm with her left and stretching her body long.

Ballet Stars Come Together for iHeartDance NYC’s Benefit Performance for Ukraine

Kyra Laubacher

Young Gyu Choi, wearing a brown, gold and red tunic shirt, brown tights and black boots, stands on his left leg with his right extended to the side and holds Maia Makhateli's right hand as she balances in a high first arabesque on pointe. Makhateli wears a rich red tutu, gold crown and pink tights and pointe shoes. They perform onstage in front of a shallow stone staircase.

Dutch National Ballet’s New “Raymonda” Brings Modern Sensibilities to a Petipa Classic

Steve Sucato

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During a ballet rehearsal, three couples stand in a diamond shape, with the women in front with their arms across their bodies and the men embracing them from behind. Claudia Schreier is shown from the back, facing the dancers and offering notes. In the background, other dancers follow along. Everyeon wears assorted dance clothing, with the women wearing pointe shoes and the men ballet slippers. Claudia Schreier wears black workout clothes and sneakers, with a jacket tied across her waist.

Claudia Schreier Explores Narrative Ballet in Her New Work for Miami City Ballet

Guillermo Perez

Adrian Blake Mitchell and Andrea Laššáková perform a pas de deux onstage, wearing blue unitards and dancing in front of a backdrop of a starry night sky. Mitchell kneels on his left knee and leans his body back and to the left as Laššáková lays across his right thigh, holding onto his right arm with her left and stretching her body long.

Ballet Stars Come Together for iHeartDance NYC’s Benefit Performance for Ukraine

Kyra Laubacher

Young Gyu Choi, wearing a brown, gold and red tunic shirt, brown tights and black boots, stands on his left leg with his right extended to the side and holds Maia Makhateli's right hand as she balances in a high first arabesque on pointe. Makhateli wears a rich red tutu, gold crown and pink tights and pointe shoes. They perform onstage in front of a shallow stone staircase.

Dutch National Ballet’s New “Raymonda” Brings Modern Sensibilities to a Petipa Classic

Steve Sucato

Danielle Brown, wearing a short red dress and brown heels stands in the middle of two men (both Ricardo Graziano, portraying twins) and points to both of them, with a surprised look on her face. On her left, Graziano is shown in a yellow suit and brown shoes, standing impatiently with his arms crossed and looking at Brown with an annoyed face. On her right, Graziano wears a light gray suit and blue shoes, and stands in a small first position with his arms down and out slightly, his hands spread wide in exasperation. He has a surprised look on his face.

Shakespeare’s “A Comedy of Errors” Comes to Sarasota Ballet—With a Modern Twist

Kyra Laubacher

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