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Thursday, September 11, 2025

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BalletMet

 

♦ Location: Columbus, Ohio – United States

♦ Artistic Director: Remi Wörtmeyer

♦ Founded in 1978 by Daryl Kamer

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BalletMet 2025-2026 Season

 

BalletMet 2025-2026 Season
BalletMet 2025-2026 Season. Sophie Miklosovic and Joan Sebastian Zamora in Remi Wörtmeyer’s La Bohème. Photo by Jennifer Zmuda.

The BalletMet 2025-2026 season, the first one curated by Remi Wörtmeyer, will showcase eight works that have never before been seen in Columbus including several by the Artistic Director himself.

“My first season with BalletMet has been spent getting to know this incredible company and community. For our 48th season, we are bringing the best of the world to Columbus with a mix of classical fairy tales, boundary-pushing neo-classical and contemporary dance, and reimagined story ballets.”

Remi Wörtmeyer, Artistic Director of BalletMet

The season begins and ends with with Wörtmeyer premieres. The first program – REMI REMI REMI – is a triple bill of pieces which make their Columbus debuts. Miroirs and Concerto Mondrian will join the world premiere of his Rite of Spring, a production combining the well-known Stravinsky score with street art by Columbus native Lance Johnson.

The closing program is Wörtmeyer’s new version of La Bohème inspired by Puccini’s opera of the same name; yet instead of being set in 19th-century Paris, this ballet will take place in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

For the Love of Dance! will feature a work by Company Dancer Leiland Charles along with Juanjo Arquez’s Ignite and Alexei Ratmansky’s Seven Sonatas.

Two full-length ballets complete the season – the perennial showing of Gerard Charles’s The Nutcracker and Trey McIntyre’s Peter Pan. The former highlights BalletMet Dance Academy students while the latter fills the stage with sets and costumes by Emma Bailey.

 

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