Ukraine

Hony Viter is an all women’s dance from the Poltava region of central Ukraine.

The Hutzul suite is comprised of three dances: Arkan, Wreath and Kolomiyka. Together they tell the story of Ivan Kupala, the Ukrainian summer solstice festival.

The de facto national dance of eastern Europe, this Ukrainian rendition of Hopak brings all of the dancers' best tricks to the stage.

This dance blends different dance styles from ethnic groups across the Carpathian Mountains, including the Hutzuls, Lemkos, and Rusyns.

A dance from the region of Galicja/Halychyna, which stretches across eastern Poland and western Ukraine. 

This dance tells the story of two young men trying to ask two young women out on a date.

This dance centers around a festival held on May 1st in a village to welcome spring and dance around the Maypole.

In this story dance from central-west Ukraine which literally translates to "a group of nine", three groups of brothers take their two younger sisters out to the town to attend their first dance.