Ballet dancers captivating the audience during a performance at the Orlando Ballet.
The Orlando Ballet has unveiled an exciting line-up for its Fall 2025 season at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. Highlights include ‘Swan Lake’ from October 16-19, ‘The Nutcracker’ starting December 5, ‘Carmen’ from February 12-15, and ‘The Great Gatsby’ returning on April 30. The season promises a mix of classical ballet and modern interpretations, set in the breathtaking Steinmetz Hall. With the addition of a community performance, this season is designed to engage audiences and celebrate the ballet’s 50-year legacy in Central Florida.
Orlando, get ready to mark your calendars! The Orlando Ballet has just announced a thrilling line-up for its Fall 2025 season, bringing an array of captivating performances to the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, specifically in the stunning Steinmetz Hall. This is definitely a season you don’t want to miss!
Kicking things off from October 16 to 19, 2025, is Swan Lake, choreographed by the talented guest artist Christopher Stowell. This production will feature live music by the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, enhancing the beauty and emotion of this timeless story. The delicate ballet will mesmerize audiences, ensuring a magical start to the season.
As the holiday season approaches, from December 5, 2025, the Orlando Ballet will bring back the beloved classic The Nutcracker. Under the creative guidance of Artistic Director Jorden Morris, this rendition has become quite popular with its innovative choreography and enchanting puppetry, not to mention the impressive visuals. Recognized for its ability to break attendance records, this production is always in high demand!
One heartwarming addition this year is an exclusive community performance designed particularly for 1,500 community members, focusing on children and families who might not otherwise have the chance to enjoy this holiday wonder. This generous gifting comes courtesy of Dr. Phillips Charities and is sure to fill the hearts of many with holiday spirit!
Looking ahead, the Orlando Ballet will showcase Carmen from February 12 to 15, 2026. With choreography by Kenneth Tindall, this passionate tale will engage audiences with its dramatic storytelling and exciting movements. It’s a vibrant piece you will want to see!
March brings even more magic to the stage with the presentation of Balanchine, Godden, Gill from March 26 to 29, 2026. This performance will include a unique “Meet the Artist” event for selected performances, giving audiences a fantastic opportunity to connect and engage with the creative minds behind the ballet.
Finally, to round off this stellar season, don’t miss the return of The Great Gatsby, another gem choreographed by Jorden Morris, running from April 30 to May 3, 2026. Due to overwhelming demand, this production is back to ensure you experience the glamour and excitement of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic tale once again.
All performances will be held at the breathtaking Steinmetz Hall, whose design features an oculus inspired by the grandeur of ancient Roman and Byzantine architecture. It’s not just a theater, but an experience that adds to the depth of each performance.
As the Orlando Ballet celebrates a remarkable 50 years of performances, it continues to play a vital role in the rich cultural landscape of Central Florida. Each show not only showcases stunning choreography but is thoughtfully accompanied by an orchestra, ensuring the music beautifully elevates the ballet’s narrative.
So, gather your friends and family! The stages of Orlando are ready for a season packed with unforgettable performances. Whether you’re a ballet enthusiast or simply curious about this world of dance, the Orlando Ballet’s Fall 2025 season promises to be a delightful experience for all!
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