From international ballet companies to Capital Region premieres, here are some of the most noteworthy dance performances to see this fall.

Warm-up routines lead into a reverie about life on the stage in Company Chordelia’s funny, carefully calibrated show ...

The cast of Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake interpret this show with the energy of fledgling dancers creating something for the first time yet with the expert precision of sage performers. Sparks fly from ...

Los Angeles is neither a dance center nor a dance desert. We don’t have much of a history of nourishing major ballet companies. We do have a plethora of smaller companies — modern, classical and ...

Rachael’s School of Dance will perform “Swan Lake” this Saturday at the Ent Center. Based off the original 1877 ballet, this performance of “Swan Lake” will follow the classic tale of a young girl, ...

The corgi just about steals the show in Matthew Bourne’s “Swan Lake,” a modern, Buckingham Palace-inspired version of the classic ballet. The little dog trots after the queen on stubby legs (so it ...

At a time of upended status quos across the cultural landscape, two gutsy reinterpretations of “Swan Lake” this season fit right in, promising to toss out tradition and shine a bright new light on the ...

Osipova had, dramatically, left the Bolshoi for the smaller and less prestigious Mikhailovsky, to the puzzlement of many. But the Bolshoi streams its dancers: a certain type is classical, another is ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Even as coronavirus cases rise in France, the Comédie de Clermont is presenting the first major dance premiere since the pandemic began. By Roslyn ...

Something rare is happening in the world of ballet: At the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., two African-American dancers will be the leads in The Washington Ballet's production of Swan Lake. Misty ...