Performances

The new production of Swan Lake by Kenneth Greve is a fresh yet tradition-conscious new interpretation.

The 40-year career of Jorma Uotinen, a living legend of dance, will be celebrated by the FNB with a triple bill of Uotinen choreographies. Black Water is performed by members of Skånes Dansteater from Sweden.

This double bill features works by two choreographers: the powerful Blood Wedding by British choreographer Kathy Marston, and Sheherazade, a new work by Kenneth Greve.

The new production of Swan Lake by Kenneth Greve is a fresh yet tradition-conscious new interpretation.

Visitors from Denmark will appear in Almi Hall in November with performances of a triple bill by Tim Rushton by the Danish Dance Theater, one of the leading contemporary dance companies in the Nordic countries.

The Christmas favourite is here again! This Cracker is a treat for the whole family!

A teenage Alice is the lead character in Alice in Wonderland, the new choreography by Marilena Fontoura. Inspired by the classic children's book written by Lewis Carroll, the work is a charming miniature ballet for children of school age.

A triple bill of contemporary dance featuring three still active choreographers: William Forsythe, Johan Inger and Ohad Naharin.

This tale of a young woman is better known from the opera Manon Lescaut. Manon by Sir Kenneth MacMillan has been described as one of the most sensuous ballets in the world.

Romeo and Juliet, in the lovely choreography by John Cranko, returns to the FNB after an absence of several years with performances beginning in April.

This triple bill by Finnish woman choreographers features three world premieres.