After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

After waiting 50 years to tackle Swan Lake – his “Everest” – French choreographer Angelin Preljocaj unveiled his reworking of Tchaikovsky’s ballet in 2020, setting it in a dystopian future of corporate greed and ecological decline. Some parts of Ivanov’s original ‘White Acts’ were retained, coupled with Preljocaj’s own choreography which The New York…

Still on a high after its critically acclaimed season of Don Quixote in Tokyo, The Australian Ballet hits the road again with a thrilling program of works including Balanchine’s Allegro Brillante from 1956 and the Diamond pas de deux from his 1967 masterpiece Jewels, as well as two world premieres – Paul Knobloch’s fresh take on Act…