Le Monde – Boston Ballet

Goes Round and Round

The fifty-ninth season at the Boston Ballet celebrates a return to the human experience of dance with a full six-program season for the first time since 2019–2020. The six programs symbolize different human conditions—courage, imagination, devotion, and more. It promises to be a season that takes dance and makes it personal for each audience member, encouraging all to explore the world around them and discover what moves them. “Our exciting season ahead includes ballets that ask us to dream bigger, dig deeper, and connect more intimately with the art on stage,” says artistic director Mikko Nissinen. “I am thrilled to show our audiences the humanity and raw beauty of our dancers with this incredibly diverse repertoire by some of the best choreographers of the past and present.”

The Boston Ballet performed William Forsythe’s Artifact in 2017.  To learn more about the Boston Ballet, visit BostonBallet.org or follow on Instagram @bostonballet. | Photo by Rosalie O’Connor

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