Kirill Petrenko presents a programme of 20th-century dance music: in his ballet The Miraculous Mandarin, Béla Bartók uses sharp, expressionistic sounds to depict the ruthlessness of modern urban life. Igor Stravinsky’s bittersweet ballet Petruschka tells the tragic love story of a puppet brought to life in the midst of a bustling Russian fair – energetic, folkloric, and poignant. And Leoš Janáček celebrates the infectious vitality of his Czech homeland’s folk melodies in his Lachian Dances.