Fifty Years of Movement. One Unforgettable Night.  

Celebrate the  opening  of  The Washington Ballet‘s  50th  season  with a powerhouse program at the Warner Theatre.  We  honor our roots  and boldly embrace  the future.   

Feel the Soul  of the blues with Trey McIntyre’s Blue Until June.  Originally choreographed on  The Washington Ballet,  this heart-wrenching work,  set to the  iconic  vocals of Etta James,  transforms the stage into an intimate landscape of longing and vulnerability. 

Witness the Legacy of  TWB’s  first resident choreographer,  Choo San Goh, in Configurations.  A  landmark work originally created for Mikhail Baryshnikov,  showcasing  Goh’s signature musical sensitivity and sculptural beauty.    

Find Your Center  with  Edwaard Liang’s The Art of War. Driven by a propulsive, rhythmic score  by  Michael Torke, the dancers move with a “quiet electricity” inspired by the fluid strokes of calligraphy, creating a striking moment of internal focus and profound clarity.  

Dance to the heartbeat of D.C. in a groundbreaking world premiere. Choreographer Chanel DaSilva and DC’s own Black Alley unite for an electrifying collaboration that bridges the dynamic language of classical ballet with the enduring legacy of Go-Go. Rooted in the culture and sound of our city, this new work honors DC’s rich artistic heritage in an immersive performance you can only see with The Washington Ballet.

Be part of our legacy. Let dance move you. 

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