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FIRST COMES SWEAT THEN COMES BEAUTY

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FAMILY SATURDAYS

Join us MAY 26 at 11 AM for the final Family Saturdays event of the 2017/18 Season. World-famous choreographer Jerome Robbins changed the face of dance with his works for Broadway, ballet, and film. We'll celebrate Robbins’ 100th birthday with this program featuring an array of his imaginative and fun-filled ballets.

Coppelia Editorial

Coppélia's Real Girl: Swanilda

This classic comedic ballet may be named after the mechanical Coppélia, and its leading men may alternately fall for her stiff-armed charms, but the ballet is actually Swanilda’s story of bravery in the wake of romantic disappointment. The role requires a range of skills for a performer, especially the role-playing central to the comic second act, and we spoke toTiler Peck, Sterling Hyltin, and Erica Pereira on the challenges of playing a girl pretending to be a doll.

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NYCB Access Programs

NYCB Access Programs

Learn how NYCB Access Programs have partnered with medical centers and special education schools to provide programs for children and adults with disabilities, their peers, and their families, including one young girl who got to live her dream of being a ballerina.

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Russell Janzen on Glass Pieces

As dancer Russell Janzen notes, Jerome Robbins’ Glass Pieces may be an abstract ballet with an experimental score by Phillip Glass, yet it’s also rooted in the real world, especially the feeling of driving, pulsing undercurrents found just by walking through New York City. See it on the Classic NYCB program, MAY 24, 29, 30, 31.

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From thrilling new works to classics from our founders, including the comedic full-length Coppélia, you can still save on Spring 2018 performances. Purchase any three dates in a single order to take advantage of preferred subscriber pricing.

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NYCB X Evocateur

NYCB X Evocateur

Celebrate Jerome Robbins’ centennial with a limited edition exclusive cuff bracelet or pendant featuring an abstracted detail of Tanaquil LeClerq’s costume for The Cage.
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Screen Test: Erica Pereira

Soloist and Long Island native Erica Pereira talks about her obsession with Judy Garland in 'Meet Me in St. Louis,' the time she had to learn a principal role in just 24 hours, and how an ad in a Penny Saver sparked her interest in dance. See Erica make her debut as Swanilda at the JUN 2 mat of Coppélia.

Maria Kowroski on Mozartiana

The lead role in this late-career Balanchine work often goes to to the most senior ballerina in the company. Maria Kowroski had to wait her turn, and it was worth it -- the musicality of the work gives her space to interpret the steps in a manner that’s both individual and reflective. See Mozartiana on the Classic NYCB program, MAY 24, 29, 30, 31.

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Robbins Editorial

Jerome Robbins: American Dreamer

What Makes Jerome Robbins' Choreography an American Classic?

Writer Ellen O'Connell Whittet speaks to Principal Dancers Sterling Hyltin and Andrew Veyette, and Corps Members Daniel Applebaum and Harrison Coll on what makes dancing a Robbins ballet such a unique experience, and how Robbins' dancers look like people we know, dancing together in a world we recognize, telling stories through their bodies' natural responses to the music.
 

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