Internationally acclaimed Ballet Preljocaj returns to The Joyce with Gravity—a poetic meditation on the force that binds us all. | The Joyce Theater

ANGELIN PRELJOCAJ - MYTHOLOGIES ✨ Retrouvez en tournée Mythologies, la dernière création d‘Angelin Preljocaj avec les danseurs du Ballet Preljocaj et du Ballet de l'Opéra National de Bordeaux ✨ Musique originale : Thomas Bangalter / Direction musicale : Romain Dumas / Vidéo : Nicolas Clauss / Costumes : Adeline André / Lumières : Éric Soyer / Interprétation : Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine, Orchestre de l'Opéra de Rouen Normandie, Orchestre de Chambre de Paris ✨ Un avant-goût en images av

Experience the Australian premiere of Ballet Preljocaj’s stunning SWAN LAKE – a bold reimagining of ballet’s most iconic tale. ✨“Exhilarating”, “a moment of pure beauty” – and it opens this month at QPAC! ✨ 31 May to 7 June, for 8 performances only. Final tickets selling fast – don’t miss out! | QPAC

Experience the Australian premiere of Ballet Preljocaj's boldly reimagined Swan Lake – direct from France and exclusive to Brisbane. France’s leading contemporary ballet company tackles the Mount Everest of the ballet world, blending stunning visuals with breathtaking choreography and Tchaikovsky’s timeless score performed live by the Queensland Symphony Orchestra. At QPAC 31 May to 7 June for a strictly limited season – 8 shows only – as part of the return of QPAC’s International Series. | QPAC

🦢 Dance of the Little Swans - Traditional choreography vs Contemporary choreography. Which do you prefer? 🤔 Lev Ivanov's intricate choreography for the Dance of the Little Swans is some of the most recognizable in the ballet repertoire. Contemporary ballet choreographer Angelin Preljocaj has put his spin on this classic in his new production of Swan Lake. Ballett Zurich's Traditional Choreography: https://pulse.ly/8gi51h6uz1 Angelin Preljocaj's contemporary take: https://pulse.ly/r15ifjx6ce Ba

Let your feet do the talking…🩰 Choreographed by Angelin Preljocaj, Les Nuits is a steamy, sensual work that fuses classical ballet with bold contemporary movement. Inspired by the tales of One Thousand and One Nights, the piece begins with a tableau evoking Ingres’ “La Grande Odalisque” that unfolds through twelve women representing Scheherazade and six men exploring the many faces of masculinity. The hypnotic score by Natasha Atlas and Samy Bishai weaves through the choreography, including a p