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International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival

The International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival is a performing arts festival in Türkiye. Its ninth edition runs from June 26 to July 8, 2026, with opera, ballet, a stage cantata, and a children’s play presented at the ancient city of Ephesus and the Bornova Culture and Arts Center.

Date
Jun 26 - Jul 8, 2026
International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival

Event summary

Highlights

  • Five productions across eight performances
  • Performances at the ancient city of Ephesus and the Bornova Culture and Arts Center
  • Program includes Swan Lake, Carmina Burana, Zorba the Greek, Tosca, and a children’s play
The International Ephesus Opera and Ballet Festival is a public performing arts festival featuring productions by state opera and ballet companies. The 2026 edition is described as the festival’s ninth edition and is scheduled from June 26 to July 8.

The program includes five productions across eight performances, with classic ballet, opera, a stage cantata, and a musical children’s play. Reported works include Swan Lake, Carmina Burana, Zorba the Greek, Tosca, and Pamira and the Grasshopper.

Source evidence places the festival at the ancient city of Ephesus and the Bornova Culture and Arts Center, while the canonical location display is Bornova.

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ancient city of Ephesus and the Bornova Culture and Arts Center
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