Brussels City Ballet
season 24/25
photography: Erik Anthierens
photography: Adam Roland
The Nutcracker (premiere)
21 December 2024 at 19h30
Le Delta /Avenue Fernand Golenvaux, 18 5000 NamurTicketmaster link -> Click here
photography: Adam Roland
5 April 2025 at 20h CC Wolubilis
6 April 2025 at 17h CC Wolubilis
Three choreographers, Three New Creations!
More shows are on the way! We are soon able to confirm here. Nutcracker...Carmen...Sponsors events..
Brussels City Ballet in Atelier La Monnaie!
Season 24/25, We are collaboration with La Monnaie. Events are coming soon!
Brussels City Ballet is a professional new ballet company in Belgium.
‘FIGURES in TRAV'LIN' LIGHT’ in a choreography by Aki Nishio is performed as the first production in Brussels.
All dancers live and work in Belgium and testify during the performance, through a purified body language, about the way in which they experience their existence as human beings in society.
The new ballet company interprets, sometimes with humor, experiences such as love, friendship, identity, fear, aggression and moments of trust and delight.
The performances are always accompanied live by the Satellite Quartet with music by Schubert, Mozart, Bach, Piazzolla and others.
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Brussels City Ballet
Brussels City Ballet(BCB)is a professional ballet company which performs classic, neo-classic and contemporary ballet. Located in Brussels, the center of Europe, BCB creates opportunities for Belgian educated and international ballet dancers so young students get the chance to explore their passion.
There has been no professional ballet company in Brussels for a long time, making this come true again is BCB's dream
From traditional classical ballet to the new creations, BCB wants to touch the audience's emotions by creating emotions and pass the vibes of beauty to the new generations.
In Brussels City Ballet there is room for young dancers, experienced dancers, ballet masters, choreographers. The meeting place is the studio formerly used by the Béjart Company, now supported by the ‘Conservatoire de la Danse de Bruxelles’. This sacred place is located in the house where Maurice Béjart spent an important part of his life. Brussels City Ballet is very attached to the history of this unique location and wants to radiate this through her dancers.