We love, love, love, love BalletX. Sure, we have our favorites amongst their works (at least the ones that we've seen), but even at our least impressed, we still manage to be pretty much blown away by the company's work. It's modern, it's sexy, and above all, it's technically impeccable. This isn't your traditional, Nutcracker/Swan Lake/Giselle ballet: the dancers are on point, sure, but oftentimes, that's where the similarities end.

Even if you're not typically a fan of dance performances, BalletX puts on a show worth seeing. And lucky you, there's an opportunity to catch one such show tonight through Sunday, as the company premieres Right to Spring at the Wilma Theater. The one-hour ballet, conceived and choreographed by Co-Artistic Director Matthew Neenan, is perfectly timely, portraying winter as it gives way to spring, and with weather like we've had today, how can we not tell you to head down to the Wilma to celebrate that?

BalletX: Right to Spring
The Wilma Theater (Broad and Spruce Streets)
March 26-29, 8PM; March 30, 2PM
Tickets: $20–25

Photo by Gabriel Bienczycki, courtesy of Ballet X.