The Harvard Ballet Company is excited to present its upcoming Spring 2026 show titled Interlude, which will take place at the Loeb Proscenium on April 3rd and April 4th:

Interlude invites audiences into the quiet, resonant spaces between moments where breath, reflection, and transformation unfold. Presented by the Harvard Ballet Company, this spring dance performance explores the beauty of transition through an evening of student choreography blending classical and contemporary ballet. The program also features a newly commissioned work by former New York City Ballet principal Lauren Lovette and includes guest collaborations with the Mozart Society Orchestra and the Harvard Contemporary Collective. Neither a beginning nor an ending, an interlude is a pause, a space to listen, to feel, and to notice what often goes unseen. Through evocative movement and musical collaboration, Interlude reflects the shared experience of dancers navigating the in-between: between past and future, stillness and motion, discipline and discovery. In a fast-paced academic world defined by constant momentum, this production offers a rare invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and witness the power of presence, connection, and transformation that emerges in moments of pause.

Where: Loeb Drama Center, 64 Brattle St, Cambridge, MA 02138

When: Friday, April 3, at 7:30 pm and Saturday, April 4, at 12:00 pm and 7:30 pm.

ABOUT US

Harvard Ballet Company is a student-run organization at Harvard College that performs classical ballet, contemporary, and modern dance. Our biannual shows feature choreography by alumnae, company members, professional guest artists, and world-renowned choreographers. HBC offers weekly ballet classes to all members, taught by local professionals as well as company members, appears in benefit performances both on and off-campus, and performs with other Harvard dance groups and in the Dance Festival at Arts First.

Harvard Ballet Company has quietly grown into one of America’s premier student dance groups. Since its creation in 1993, the company has continued to gain talented dancers, rising choreographers, and fresh ambition. Harvard Ballet Company looks to further students’ dance education through a supportive atmosphere, classes, and performances, while simultaneously encouraging their academic passions.