Giselle
Giselle is the crown jewel of French Romantic ballet, which continues to enchant audiences across the world. Artistic Director of the Ballet, choreographer Javier Torres brings the story of the ballet from the Middle Ages to 1950s Italy.
The Nutcracker and the Mouse King
The enchanting family favourite is back in the repertoire! The Nutcracker and the Mouse King is a cherished Christmas tradition for many families and friends. Tchaikovsky’s wonderful music, the magical sets, breathtaking dance, and the spectacular costumes whisk the audience miles away from the everyday worries.
Cinderella
The familiar folk tale of Cinderella, oppressed by her unkindly stepmother and stepsisters, returns to the Finnish National Ballet! From the Fairy Godmother to the pumpkin carriage, all the key elements will be there.
Don Quixote
The ballet classic returns and takes the audience on an adventure full of excitement, romance and funny plot twists!
COW
COW pulls you along on a high-speed journey that leaves you breathless. Alexander Ekman’s choreography is filled with absurd comedy and satire, yet it is also moving, challenging the audience’s perception of themselves and society.
The Ballet School presents: Sleeping Beauty
The hard work of the autumn season at the Ballet School of the Finnish National Ballet will culminate in a spectacular finale in December with the school’s own interpretation of Sleeping Beauty.
Édith Piaf – La vie en rose: Behind the Scenes with the Creative Team
Step behind the scenes and hear what the creative team of the ballet has to say about Édith Piaf – La vie en rose.
Behind the scenes: Blushing
The young dancers’ evening of the Finnish National Ballet offers a captivating mix of the classic and contemporary. Watch the video and get to know the works of the Blushing evening.
Death in Venice: insights from the choreographer and dancers
Thomas Mann’s famous short story about the author Aschenbach and his fascination with the young Tadzio, set in Venice plagued by cholera, garnered much attention as it was published in 1912. John Neumeier’s work portrays the author as a choreographer dedicated to his art. In Venice, he unravels both a hidden side of himself as…
Thomas Mann and the anatomy of longing
Death in Venice, which will be seen at the Finnish National Ballet in November 2024, is based on Thomas Mann’s novella of the same name. Explore the article on Thomas Mann’s life, work, and its significance.