The ballet inspired by Shakespeare’s art will take the viewers into an unreal land of fairy tales, in which love stories come to the fore.

Don Bucefalo is an opera about opera, a spectacle about a spectacle, a musical satire on the tastes of of XIX-century composers.

Olga sounds poignant and impressive both thanks to the numerous Latino rhythms (including elements of samba or tango), as well as the composer's experiments with electronics that interact with the orchestra.

With his choreographies, Wainrot reminds that lively music not only encourages dance, but also moves the deepest human emotions.

A humorous and ironic commentary on the society of the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Thaïs is the story of a beautiful courtesan who, by grace and beauty, almost mesmerizes his admirers. Her lecherous life, however, is the salt in the eye of the young monk, Atanael.

Leonard Bernstein's operetta is not a moralizing treatise, but an ironic and funny story appealing to everyone.

Probably no opera protagonist arouses such laughter and such sympathy as the Seville barber. Thanks to the phenomenal comedy of Beaumarchais Figaro invents harmless intrigues, opposes iniquity and at the same time entertains to tears.

The work with Adolphe Adam’s music is a classical ballet, which meets with constant admiration of the audience. Tchaikovsky himself, a creator of great symphony and ballet music, described Giselle as a “poetic, musical and choreographic gem”.

“Orpheus in hell” is an immortal, timeless operetta in which the subject of hypocrisy and double morality, has lost nothing of its relevance.

For the first time at the Baltic Opera in Gdansk. A story of lifelong friendship and tragic love, and a reflection on the strength of faith and the power of religion.

The fairy tale taking place during Christmas is dedicated to the whole family. The extraordinary story of friendship, sacrifice and great courage teaches young viewers the most important values.
 

On April 28 and 29, on International Dance Day, we invite you to a specially prepared Ballet Gala, during which we will admire and celebrate the art of ballet.

The Last Judgment is the third opera in the series of contemporary composer's orders – Opera Gedanensis – created for the Baltic Opera in Gdansk, under the patronage of the Mayor of the City of Gdańsk. The work of Krzysztof Knittel (music) and Mirosław Bujko (libretto) tells about the creation and turbulent fate of the work by Hans Memling, one of the 100 most important paintings in ancient art, which is in Gdansk museum collections.