Ballet BC’s much anticipated stop at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre was worth the wait. It’s a stage that hosts plenty of world-class dance every year, but the double-bill of Crystal Pite’s Frontier and Johan Inger’s Passing as performed by the twenty-strong Ballet BC company may prove the highest light of 2025. Crystal Pite’s Frontier: A Choreographic Vision of Shadow and Form…

A spokesperson describes the event as follows: “...This year’s Gibney Company Up Close program is bound together not only by Inger’s choreographic voice,

WHEN: March 25-30, 2025 WHERE: The Joyce Theater 175 Eighth Avenue West 19th Street New York City TICKETS: $12+ For more information and tickets

Ramber's KISMET impresses - "brava Emma Evelein for a soaring, stylish and heartfelt world premiere, and bravo Joan Inger for a ‘second-half’ whirlwind of fun."

Choreographic contrasts and emotional resonance in new works by Crystal Pite and Johan Inger "Both works explore themes that are deeply human," says Medhi Walerski, Artistic Director of Ballet BC. PASSING speaks to memory, identity, and transformation. It is sensitive, vulnerable, and taps into the unconscious. Frontier explores the unknown, the limits of possibility, and the interplay between the tangible and the intangible."