Four Seasons - Ballet Tickets

Four Seasons - Ballet brings together contemporary movement with a transformative score, Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons. Choreography by the renowned David Dawson, created for Semperoper Ballett in 2018 and now featured by The National Ballet of Canada. This North American premiere showcases a trio of works that highlight expressive storytelling through dance, set against the modern backdrop of Toronto’s Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts.

In a program that also includes Marco Goecke’s Morpheus’ Dream and Antony Tudor’s The Leaves Are Fading, audiences will experience a spectrum of ballet styles—from intricate, contemporary vocabularies to classic storytelling choreography. David Dawson’s recent appointment as Resident Choreographer at The National Ballet of Canada signals a commitment to growth and innovation within the company, making this event a landmark for both artists and the Canadian dance community.

Presented in the heart of Toronto, this fusion of music, movement, and scenery offers an accessible entry point into the world of contemporary ballet while providing seasoned ballet enthusiasts with a fresh, compelling experience. Secure your seats for a performance that combines acclaimed choreography, a groundbreaking score, and a storied company.

About the performer: Four Seasons - Ballet is a collaborative project of choreographic and musical innovation, with direction from David Dawson and a score masterfully reimagined by Max Richter. The work draws inspiration from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, reinterpreted to suit modern ballet language and narrative form. The National Ballet of Canada has positioned Dawson as Resident Choreographer in 2025, underscoring his ongoing influence and future collaborations with the company.

• Choreography: David Dawson (Resident Choreographer, The National Ballet of Canada, 2025)
• Music: Max Richter – Recomposed: Vivaldi, The Four Seasons
• Original source material: Semperoper Ballett (2018)
• Other works on program: Marco Goecke’s Morpheus’ Dream; Antony Tudor’s The Leaves Are Fading

Biography highlights and discography notes follow, along with upcoming tour information and official social media links for updates. The National Ballet of Canada maintains active channels online to share rehearsal footage, behind-the-scenes insights, and performance announcements — follow their official profiles for the latest news.