I see that there has been a ballet called Peer Gynt offered in 1963 by Festival Ballet and choreographed by Orlikowsky. Is it ever produced these days ? Has Grieg's music been choreographed by others?

I saw Houston Ballet perform Ben Stevenson's version of "Peer Gynt" at City Center in the early 1980s.

Cranko has "Holberg Pas de Deux" (done first by Joffrey and then by ABT in the U.S.) to Grieg and Arthur Mitchell did a "Holberg Suite" for DTH.

Heinz Spoerli’s Peer Gynt is currently being staged at Opera House Zürich - Switzerland.
The title role was danced by Stuttgart Ballet's Marijn Radmaker.

http://www.opernhaus.ch/d/ballett/produkti...ll_peergynt.php
http://www.opernhaus.ch/e/spielplan/spielp...tellID=10325181

You can find some clips of the work on You Tube.

In the early 1990s I saw the Ballett des Gärtnerplatzes perform a version, but it was more Tanztheater than ballet. You'd think I'd be able to remember the choreographer, but I can't, nor can I find the program.

John Neumeier choreographed a full-length Peer Gynt, but it's set to a score by Alfred Schnittke.

I ask because the music is so lovely that I cant understand why there isnt a truly fabulous ballet made for it.

It was still in Festival Ballet's repertoire in 1964 and was shown on BBC Television that year. A copy the broadcast is held by the British Film Institute in London. I cannot recall it being revived subsequently. When it was first staged it had an extraordinary cast including refugees from the disbanded de Cuevas ballet. Other productions using the Grieg music not alredy mentioned in other posts include; Stela Korljan in 2002 for Rendsburg Ballett and Jiří Kyselák for Pilsen Ballet in 2007.
I thought(at the time,) that the Orlikovsky was a realy good ballet, but then the casts were excellent.