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Nueva YorkThe Nutcracker – New York City Ballet

Chaikovskiï: El cascanueces
Marius Petipa; Lev Ivanov; George Balanchine; New York City Ballet; Rouben Ter-Arutunian; Barbara Karinska; Jean Rosenthal; New York City Ballet Orchestra
Nueva YorkThe Nutcracker – New York City Ballet

Chaikovskiï: El cascanueces
Marius Petipa; Lev Ivanov; George Balanchine; New York City Ballet; Rouben Ter-Arutunian; Barbara Karinska; Jean Rosenthal; New York City Ballet Orchestra
Nueva YorkRomeo and Juliet – New York City Ballet

Prokofiev: Romeo y Julieta
Alexei Ratmansky; New York City Ballet; Richard Hudson; Jennifer Tipton; New York City Ballet Orchestra
Nueva YorkAll Balanchine II – New York City Ballet

Chaikovskiï, Stravinsky
George Balanchine; New York City Ballet; Rouben Ter-Arutunian; Mark Stanley; New York City Ballet Orchestra
Nueva YorkContemporary Choreography II – New York City Ballet

Stravinsky, Pärt, Unknown
Justin Peck; Christopher Wheeldon; Jennifer Archibald; New York City Ballet; Chisato Tsumori; Mark Stanley; New York City Ballet Orchestra; Holly Hynes
Nueva YorkJewels – New York City Ballet

Fauré, Stravinsky, Chaikovskiï
George Balanchine; New York City Ballet; Peter Harvey; Barbara Karinska; Mark Stanley; New York City Ballet Orchestra
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Adrian Danchig-Waring bids farewell to NYCB on his own terms

A stirring but not overly sentimental program curated by Adrian Danchig-Waring for his farewell performance included a striking new work by Pam Tanowitz, two towering Balanchine works and a Lar Lubovitch duet.
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An interesting mix of rarely seen and frequently revived Balanchine ballets at New York City Ballet.
An excellent contemporary program at New York City Ballet

New York City Ballet’s Contemporary Choreography I is a generous, exciting program featuring two new ballets that premiered at this season’s Fall Fashion Gala.
NYCB: retiring dancers make us ask why they’re retiring!

NYCB delivers first rate performances of three contrasting masterpieces from George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins in Masters at Work I.
Jewels endures: New York City Ballet’s fall season opens

Despite its gaudy sets and stretches of ho-hum choreography, Balanchine’s Jewels remains a triumph for New York City Ballet.
Mary, Queen of Scots: a Scottish martyr in New York

Centuries after her beheading by her English cousin, Mary Stuart remains a potent symbol of Scottish exceptionalism and historical grievance. Weak production design weighs down Sophie Laplane's imaginative choreography for Scottish Ballet.
