21ST CENTURY CHOREOGRAPHERS I

Pictures at an Exhibition (Mussorgsky/Ratmansky)
Oltremare (Moretti/Bigonzetti)
Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes (Copland/Peck)

The Company's evolution through the commissioning new works is displayed in this program featuring ballets from three leading choreographers.

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THU, APR 25 | BUY TICKETS

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21ST CENTURY CHOREOGRAPHERS II

The Exchange (Dvořák/Neenan)
Hallelujah Junction (Adams/Martins)
Herman Schmerman (Willems/Forsythe)
Concerto DSCH (Shostakovich/Ratmansky)

The spring’s ample variety of contemporary works continues with this quartet of ballets.

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WED, MAY 1* | BUY TICKETS

*For MAY 1 only, Gianna Riesen's Judah will be performed in place of Herman Schmerman.

ALL BALANCHINE

Scotch Symphony (Mendelssohn)
Le Tombeau de Couperin (Ravel)
Sonatine (Ravel)
Stravinsky Violin Concerto (Stravinsky)

Four works from Balanchine plumb the depths of an immense choreographic imagination inspired by striking music.

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SPRING GALA

New Peck 2 – World Premiere
New Portner – World Premiere
Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3 (Tschaikovsky/Balanchine)

New ballets from Resident Choreographer Justin Peck and rising dancemaker Emma Portner headline the annual spring gala, joined by the return of Balanchine’s sumptuous Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3.

THU, MAY 2 at 7 PM | BUY TICKETS

BARBER, BROADWAY & BALANCHINE

Barber Violin Concerto (Barber/Martins)
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (Rodgers, orch. by Kay/Balanchine)
Diamonds (Tschaikovsky/Balanchine)

Traversing the terrain from classical to modern, this program highlights how music, in all its infinite varieties, has always been central to the mission of New York City Ballet.

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SUN, MAY 5 | BUY TICKETS

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CLASSIC NYCB I

Valse Fantasie (Glinka/Balanchine)
A Suite of Dances (Bach/Robbins)
New Peck 2
New Portner
Western Symphony (Traditional American melodies, orch. by Kay/Balanchine)

An evening of dances that highlights Balanchine, Robbins and Peck's places in the NYCB repertory, and a brand-new creation from Emma Portner.

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THU, MAY 9 | BUY TICKETS

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BALANCHINE MEETS PECK

New Peck 1 (Stevens)
Symphony in Three Movements (Stravinsky/Balanchine)
The Times are Racing (Deacon/Peck)

Works by our Founding Choreographer and our current Resident Choreographer come together for the first time in a single program.

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THU, MAY 16 | BUY TICKETS

SAT, MAY 18 eve | BUY TICKETS

CLASSIC NYCB II

Judah (Adams/Reisen)
Dances at a Gathering (Chopin/Robbins)
Stars and Stripes (Sousa, orch. by Kay/Balanchine)

Paying tribute to the wide-ranging reach of our repertory, Gianna Reisen's Fall 2018 premiere Judah joins audience favorites from Robbins and Balanchine.

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FRI, MAY 17 | BUY TICKETS

TUE, MAY 21 | BUY TICKETS

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BALANCHINE: BIG & BOLD

Brahms-Schoenberg Quartet (Brahms, orch. by Schoenberg)
Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3 (Tschaikovsky/Balanchine)

Balanchine evokes two distinct atmospheres in the ballets sharing this program, each boasting a cast of over 50 dancers.

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THU, MAY 23 | BUY TICKETS

SYMPHONIC & ELECTRONIC

Stars and Stripes (Sousa, orch. by Kay/Balanchine)
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue (Rodgers, orch. by Kay/Balanchine)
Tarantella (Gottschalk, orch. by Kay/Balanchine)
The Times are Racing (Deacon/Peck)

An emphasis on energetic, even ecstatic, rhythms unites Hershy Kay's bold orchestrations with Dan Deacon's synthesized sound.

SAT, MAY 25 mat | BUY TICKETS

SUN, MAY 26 | BUY TICKETS

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM

For ballet lovers, the return of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a welcome rite of spring. In his distillation of Shakespeare’s comedy – the first full-length ballet Balanchine created – the choreographer captures all the mirth and merriment of the original. The turmoil of the young lovers, the tug of war between Oberon and Titania, and the Rude Mechanicals’ bumbling all combine to joyous effect in a ballet that perfectly expresses the season of regeneration.

(Mendelssohn/Balanchine)

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