The St. Petersburg Philharmonic is full of Russian dances wherever they go. We catch up with them in Switzerland to hear "The Dance of the Beautiful Children of Naina," and the "Turkish Dance" from ...

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Whether you're a seasoned ballet enthusiast or someone who's just curious about what all the fuss is about, the MPO's Ballet ...

Area dance enthusiasts will have a rare opportunity to see the world’s most famous ballet, “Swan Lake,” performed by a top professional touring company when the Russian Grand Ballet brings Tchaikovsky ...

A new production of Tchaikovsky's signature ballet, "Swan Lake," is making a few stops in the region on its 52-city tour. The Russian Ballet Theatre will perform its version of the classic story in ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. The Russian Grand Ballet has established a reputation for talent and ...

Can't take that trip to St. Petersburg or Moscow? The Columbus Symphony has you covered. This season, the symphony will spotlight the music of Russia in two Russian Winter Festivals. The first — ...

The Russian Grand Ballet will be presenting Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's classic "Sleeping Beauty" on Wednesday, October 5 as a part of their 35-city U.S. tour. The two and a half hour show will consist ...

During the 1991 August Coup in Russia, the ballet Swan Lake played on a loop on state TV. The unusual broadcast alerted Soviet citizens that something was catastrophically wrong in Moscow. On Friday a ...

Fans of Tchaikovsky classics like The Nutcracker, Swan Lake and The Sleeping Beauty will not want to miss the next production in the 2018-2019 season of Michigan Opera Theatre. Eugene Onegin, based on ...

When you think of the nation of Russia, you probably think of frigid winter weather, the fat tomes of Dostoevsky or Tolstoy and probably a czar or two. You might also recall music of unusual power and ...