A Nineteenth-Century Comedy
Coppélia was created in 1870 by choreographer Arthur Saint-Léon, librettist Charles-Louis-Étienne Nuitter and composer Léo Delibes: a village, a doll mistaken for a girl, and a wedding at the end of it.

The return of a nineteenth-century comic classic. Saint-Léon's tale of a doll mistaken for a girl, set to Léo Delibes' score and staged in two acts.
Coppélia was created in 1870 by choreographer Arthur Saint-Léon, librettist Charles-Louis-Étienne Nuitter and composer Léo Delibes: a village, a doll mistaken for a girl, and a wedding at the end of it.
IBT’s spring production celebrates the beauty of dance with the return of a classic. Explore this historic production and experience a work that has been performed for more than 150 years.
Choreography after Arthur Saint-Léon. Libretto Charles-Louis-Étienne Nuitter. Music Léo Delibes.