The 4 Seasons - Ballet

This one-act allegorical ballet, originally choreographed by Marius Petipa to Alexander Glazunov's Op. 67, brings the changing seasons to life through dance. First performed in 1900 at St. Petersburg's Imperial Theatre of the Hermitage, the work follows Winter, Spring, Summer, and Autumn in a series of tableaux featuring frost, ice, snowflakes, flower fairies, cornflowers, and satyrs.

Attendees can expect a vivid narrative told through classical ballet, with each season portrayed by distinct characters and dances. The production includes the well-known "autumn bacchanale" and an apotheosis revealing constellations of stars. The Brussels performance features Les 4 Saisons, offering a chance to experience this historic work in a live setting.