Alexei Ratmansky Tickets

Alexei Ratmansky is one of the most influential figures in contemporary ballet, renowned for his precise reconstruction of classic ballets and inventive new works. Born August 27, 1968 in Leningrad (St. Petersburg), he trained at the Bolshoi Ballet School and soon rose to leadership at the Bolshoi Ballet (2004–2008). Ratmansky has reimagined beloved ballets such as Paquita, Swan Lake, Giselle, and The Sleeping Beauty, while also creating acclaimed original works like Shostakovich Trilogy, Wartime Elegy, and nuanced reinterpretations of The Nutcracker. An Artist in Residence at American Ballet Theatre (2009–2023) and since August 2023 at New York City Ballet, Ratmansky’s influence spans major companies, with an Associate Artist role at Dutch National Ballet (appointed 2024). His work has earned him prestigious accolades, including a MacArthur Fellowship and multiple Benois de la Danse awards.

With a career rooted in Russia’s great ballet tradition and a continually evolving international presence, Ratmansky’s programs offer a blend of archival fidelity and contemporary storytelling. This page highlights his biography, discography highlights, and his upcoming tour information for 2025 across leading companies. Secure your seats with Gold Coast Tickets and experience Ratmansky’s mastery live in performance.

Quick facts about Ratmansky: born in 1968 in Leningrad (St. Petersburg); trained at Bolshoi Ballet School; led the Bolshoi Ballet (2004–2008). Notable works include Paquita, Swan Lake, Giselle, The Sleeping Beauty restorations, and original pieces like Shostakovich Trilogy, Wartime Elegy, and Trio Kagel. He has served as Artist in Residence at American Ballet Theatre (2009–2023) and New York City Ballet (since 2023), with an Associate Artist role at Dutch National Ballet (2024–). Awards include a MacArthur Fellowship (2013) and Benois de la Danse honors. For follows, learn more about his social channels and official sites below; we’ve linked trustworthy sources with target="_blank" rel="noopener" for each.

Upcoming 2025 engagements include a Ratmansky world premiere at the NYCB Winter Season on February 6, 2025 (David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center); Wartime Elegy in Monte-Carlo Ballet in March 2025; and a new Ratmansky work Trio Kagel for Dutch National Ballet’s Other Dances program in June 2025. We’ll keep you posted with the latest dates and venues as they’re announced.

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