Septime Webre's The Nutcracker returns to the Warner Theatre to offer a historical twist on this family favorite. Set in our nation's capital and filled with hints of Americana, this production features the heroic George Washington as the Nutcracker, King George III as the Rat King, and cherry blossoms dancing on the Potomac. This is a patriotic holiday tradition that cannot be missed!

One of the jewels in the Washington Ballet repertory, Giselle is a haunting exploration of young love in all its brightness and its eventual tragedy. Featuring some of the most challenging virtuoso roles for dancers to tackle, Marius Petipa's exquistive choreography is supplemented by that of Jean Coralli and Jules Perrot. Directed by Victor Barbee and Julie Kent, the enchanting score by Adolphe Adam is performed live by The Washington Ballet Orchestra and conducted by Charles Barker.

Derek Hough is heading on a summer 2026 tour titled Symphony of Dance: Encore'! Hough has been wowing American audiences with his talents for years. From being a pro in Dancing With The Stars to becoming a judge and starring in Hairspray Live, this man of many talents has done it all! Don't miss the dancing king as he dances his way to you!

You're invited into the enchanting story of Cinderella, courtesy of the Word Ballet Company as they bring this glittering production of Sergei Prokofiev's stunning fairytale ballet to you in 2026. Opulent and magical with moments of heart and humor, this grand production features the choreography of Marina Kessler, danced by a cast of 40. With over 100 specially made twinkling costumes and shimmering sets and costumes, World Ballet Company's Cinderella is one once upon a time the whole family will treasure.

ABC's number one entertainment show is hitting the road! This year, the multi-Emmy award-winning DWTS is heading out of the studio and into your local dance hall. Featuring some of the show's most popular competitors, this live tour will recreate the most memorable dances from the programme's previous seasons, as well as showcase brand new never-before-seen routines! The line-up is set to include a host of famous names, as well as some favorites from the show!

Designated by Congress as 'a vital American cultural ambassador to the world', it's been over 60 years since Alvin Ailey and his group of African-American dancers performed for the very first time at the 92nd Street Y in New York City. The tour is packed full of premieres and returning favorites, offering a fantastic chance to enjoy the group once again.