Hong Kong Ballet Tickets

Hong Kong Ballet (HKB) is a cornerstone of Hong Kong’s performing arts scene. Since its founding in 1979, the company has grown into a dynamic ensemble of about 50 dancers, known for a bold mix of classical ballets and contemporary works. Under the artistic direction of Septime Webre since 2017, HKB continues to evolve while preserving the traditions of ballet that audiences cherish. The company frequently performs with live orchestras and collaborates with leading choreographers who commission new works, enriching the global ballet repertoire while maintaining a distinctly Hong Kong voice.

On the international stage, Hong Kong Ballet has completed nearly 50 tours across 11 countries, bringing its signature artistry to audiences around the world. In 2024, the company received the UNESCO Star of Outstanding Award for Nutcracker: A Hong Kong Adventure, along with recognition from Spirit of Culture for its contributions to the arts. These laurels reflect HKB’s commitment to artistic excellence, education, and cultural exchange.

Looking ahead, HK Ballet announces a vibrant 2025 season and beyond. Key engagements include The Adventures of ALICE in Macau in April and May 2025, Giselle at the Grand Theatre, HK Cultural Centre in late May to early June 2025 with international guest stars, and The Nutcracker at the HK Cultural Centre during December 2025. The “Shape of Grace” 2025/26 season, announced in July 2025, will feature Romeo + Juliet and other productions, continuing the company’s tradition of pairing technical prowess with expressive storytelling.

For readers planning to attend, URBTIX remains the official ticketing channel for Hong Kong events. We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access to performances, flexible seating options, and clear information on performance times. Secure your seats and enjoy a world-class ballet experience with Hong Kong Ballet.

About the company: Hong Kong Ballet invites audiences into a world where classic ballet heritage meets fresh, contemporary voices. With a repertoire ranging from Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, and Giselle to modern works, HKB delivers performances that resonate with both longtime ballet lovers and first-time attendees. The company supports a robust program of education and community outreach, helping to cultivate the next generation of dancers and audiences in Hong Kong and beyond.

Biographies and highlights: The company’s dancers—approximately 50 strong—bring a blend of local talent and international experience. Under Septime Webre, HKB has pursued ambitious collaborations and new commissions, expanding the regional footprint of classical and contemporary ballet. Official social profiles and websites offer up-to-date news, tour schedules, and behind-the-scenes insights.