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The famous Boris Eifman Theatre invites viewers to exciting performances. Residents and guests of St. Petersburg have the opportunity to attend grand performances performed by the best ballet dancers. The Boris Eifman Theatre playbill for the 2026 season will feature productions based on classical and modern works. Choose what you like most and enjoy the amazing action on stage.

The main reason for the popularity of the Eifman Ballet Theatre was the original vision of the director. He managed to make the works lively and engaging. The author's presentation and recognizable style have been to the taste of both viewers and critics since the first years of the theatre's creation. Since 1977, the playbill of the Boris Eifman Ballet Theatre in St. Petersburg has contained a lot of beautiful productions written by the director himself and his colleagues.

At premieres and seasonal shows, the audience's attention is captured by beautiful sets, costumes, presentation, interpretation and a unique stage picture that no other theater in Russia has. The famous choreographer managed to create a unique style of storytelling that is recognized by several generations of viewers today.

The next performances at the Boris Eifman Theatre will be "Red Giselle", "Russian Hamlet", "The Pygmalion Effect". You can learn more about these and other productions at the Boris Eifman Ballet Theatre and on the troupe's tours on the events page. The date and time of the performance are indicated there, and it is also possible to reserve seats in the hall.

To attend the performances of one of the best Russian directors, it is enough to choose a performance from the Eifman Theatre playbill in the 2026 season and place a quick online order. Take advantage of the chance to join the legacy of the great choreographer, who has already staged about 50 unique productions based on various works by Russian and foreign classics. Get acquainted with the repertoire of the Boris Eifman Ballet Theatre in St. Petersburg and choose an interesting performance from the playbill.