Margaret Atwood's beloved trilogy of speculative fiction comes to life in this collaboration between the National Ballet of Canada and the Royal Ballet in London. Created by Wayne McGregor and scored by Max Richter, the stories from Oryx and Crake, Year of the Flood, and Maddaddam are staged in a thrilling triptych that explores the distinctive landscapes and challenges faced by a small group of survivors after the fall of civilization.

The National Ballet of Canada unveils a brand new work by acclaimed choreographer Jera Wolfe created specifically for the company, as well as a returning performance of Helen Pickett's triumphant Emma Bovary! Wolfe's new offering follows the success of 2020's Soul, while Pickett's work is bolstered with new scenes, bringing freshness to the 2023 work!

Two contrasting visions of dance meet in this compelling double program from The National Ballet of Canada, with Crystal Pite's Flight Pattern sitting alongside Serge Lifar's Suite en Blanc. Pite's large-scale work channels the collective weight of displacement, tracing the human impact of the refugee crisis. Set to Grecki's haunting Symphony of Sorrowful Songs, Flight Pattern's movement simultaneously evokes shared struggle and individual stories of survival.