Three one-act choreographic units introduce us to choreographers of new European generation, choreographers representing three different styles of dance, leading us through a handful of contrasts to the joy of full complementarity.

One of the world’s oldest surviving romantic "white" ballets represents a continuation of fostering classical repertoire on the stage of the CNT Split. This fairytale story set in the Scottish highlands, where the main character James, shortly to be married, falls in love with ethereal forest-spirit creature and breaks off his engagements, surrendering himself to the world of sylphs and witches, will be staged in Split by a Danish artist Karina Elver.

Ballet combining classic and contemporary elements danced by seventeen ballet dancers was premiered at the 62nd Split Summer Festival on the Sustipan venue in 2016. Igor Kirov once again proved that imagination, dynamic and high technical demands represent the fabric of his choreography writing.

Conducted by maestro Hari Zlodre, this choreographic vision of The Nutcracker by Božica Lisak, has become a traditional and "mandatory” part of the Split Theatre ballet programme during the Christmas season

An eclectic score of French composer Ferdinand Hérold, rich in quotations from Rossini’s and Donizetti's operas and music by Mozart and Haydn, enables dance variations marked with expression, mime and pantomime, representing one of the main reasons why this cheerful ballet has been kept alive throughout its long performance history by way of many revivals.

Modern ballet by Igor Kirov with dynamic music by Kiril Džajkovski captivated the audience at the première during the 61st Split Summer Festival while 7000 spectators saw it on the stages of Split, Sarajevo, Ohrid, Belgrade and Šibenik in the very first year.

Atraktivno gostovanje Baleta zagrebačkoga HNK s dvama djelima Marjane Krajač i Maše Kolar, renomiranih koreografkinja koje po prvi puta surađuju s ansamblom Baleta HNK, oduševit će ljubitelje suvremenog plesnog izraza