Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Original cast members look back at George Balanchine and Alexandra Danilova’s staging of the 19th-century ballet. “Everyone knows when something is ...

The unabashedly old-fashioned “Coppélia” has emerged from the closet, looking as sunny as ever, not a minute over 149 years and yet somehow timeless. The setting is a Bavarian village where people in ...

Ballet Etoiles at West Chester Academy will present “Coppélia” as part of its seventh show season in June. Savannah Owen, Ballet Etoiles director and ballet department leader at West Chester Academy, ...

In the graceful annals of story ballets, “Coppélia” is a bit of an elephant in pointe shoes. It features no storm-tossed drama (like “Swan Lake”), no fairies (“Cinderella,” “Sleeping Beauty”), no ...

Why is Connecticut Ballet bringing back its Léo Delibes’ “Coppélia”? Because we could all use a laugh. A beautiful, romantic, exquisitely choreographed ballet dancing laugh. The show played the ...

On a recent Saturday morning, in an over-100-year-old former church near Stillwater, a ballet student glided across the hardwood floor before leaping upwards. “Use your arms to help you in the ...

“Coppélia” is returning to the Poway Center for the Performing Arts in two performances this weekend. This is the first time Southern California Ballet has staged the complete two-hour ballet since ...

If Leo Delibes' "Coppelia" is high on your list of beloved ballets, rest assured: Ballet Arkansas' executive and artistic director, Michael Fothergill, says the only change he has made for his company ...