November 26 - December 5, 2021 | Morrison Center for the Performing Arts

Our new production, unveiled in 2019, this beloved holiday classic is back! Join us as we celebrate our return to the stage and the joy of the season in glittering fashion. Enjoy the playful charm of the mice, the magical transformation of The Nutcracker Prince, and the dreamlike adventure that takes Clara to The Land of Sweets. Over 100 children from the Ballet Idaho Academy will enliven the stage with our professional company members, live musical accompaniment will be provided by The Boise Phil orchestra, with Opera Idaho’s children’s choir in this annual tradition not be missed.

February 4 – 5, 2022 | Morrison Center for the Performing Arts

This repertory performance will include four unique works that emphasize the range and depth of emotion that dance can express. Serenade by George Balanchine is a timeless display of neo classical ballet virtuosity swathed in tulle. Offscreen by Alejandro Cerrudo is a charming nod to classic cinema with whimsical seamless movement. an excerpt from Lar Lubovitch’s iconic Concerto 622 is a gentle duet examining the solace of genuine human connection. Ghost(Light) by Craig Davidson is a contemporary ballet feast for the senses exploring light, shadow, and the side of the theater the audience seldom is able to see.

March 24 - 27, 2022 | Boise State University Special Events Center

An exciting survey of six works, nearly all of which will be world premieres. See new works by, Nicole Haskins, Alice Klock and Florian Lochner of FLOCK, and Ballet Idaho Artistic Director Garrett Anderson . We will also feature an expansion of Yusha-Marie Sorzano’s work from the 20.21 Digital Season (Yet Not Too Near), a film premiere of a new work by Robyn Mineko-Williams, as well as a screening of Danielle Rowe’s For Pixie.

with PETER & THE WOLF
May 6 – 7, 2022 | Morrison Center for the Performing Arts

The much awaited performance of Bruce Well’s Beauty and the Beast is finally here! Be swept away in the magic of this one-act classic fairy tale, then enjoy the whimsy of act two, which will be the world premiere of Ballet Idaho Associate Artistic Director Anne Mueller’s Peter and the Wolf, featuring new scenic and costume design and Prokofiev’s famous narrated score.