New York City Ballet is one of the world’s leading Ballet companies. It’s the legacy of George Balanchine, the father of Ballet in the United States, and Jerome Robbins who worked in Ballet, Broadway, Film and Television.
City Ballet dances Spring, Fall, Winter and Nutcracker Seasons at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, and a Summer Season upstate in Saratoga Springs. The company’s ballet school is the School of American Ballet at Lincoln Center.
The company carries on Balanchine’s Ballets Russes tradition of collaborations with great artists of the day.
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New York City Ballet 2022 Fall Season is Something Old & Something New
September 20 – October 16, 2022
DAVID H KOCH THEATER
Lincoln Center
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New York City Ballet’s “George Balanchine The Nutcracker” 2022
Friday, November 25 – December 31, 2022
DAVID H KOCH THEATER
Lincoln Center
The BAAND Together Dance Festival 2022 Brings Ailey, ABT, Ballet Hispánico, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and City Ballet to Lincoln Center for Free!
Tuesday-Saturday, August 9-13, 2022
LINCOLN CENTER
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The BAAND Together Dance Festival Presents NYC’s Iconic Dance Companies Outdoors at Lincoln Center
DAMROSCH PARK
Lincoln Center
Tuesday-Saturday, August 17-21, 2021
Workshops 4pm, Shows 7:30pm
FREE
April 2023
The New York City Ballet Spring 2023 Season is at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, April 18 – May 28, 2023. nycballet.com
January 2023
The New York City Ballet Winter 2023 Season is at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, January 17 – February 26, 2023. nycballet.com
November 2022
New York City Ballet’s George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker is at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, Friday, November 25 – Saturday, December 31, 2022. nycballet.com
September 2022
Latin dancers in the 2022-23 Season include:
- Jovani Furlan is a Principal from Joinville, Brazil. @jovani.furlan 🇧🇷
- Roman Mejia is a Soloist from Fort Worth, Texas. @roman.julian.mejia 🇺🇸
- Erica Pereira is a Soloist from Northport, New York. @peanutica 🇺🇸
- Aarón Sanz is a Soloist from Madrid, Spain. @aaronsmadrid 🇪🇸
- Sebastian Villarini-Velez is a Soloist from San Juan, Puerto Rico. @the_vinyl_seb 🇵🇷
The New York City Ballet Fall 2022 Season features Balanchine, Robbins, Ratmansky, Peck, and premieres by Reisen and Abraham at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, September 20 – October 16, 2022. From $38. nycballet.com 🇧🇷🇵🇷🇪🇸🇺🇸
New York City Ballet’s George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center tickets go on sale on September 26, 2022 at 12pm. nycballet.com
August 2022
2022-23 Season Single tickets go on sale on Monday, August 8, 2022. nycballet.com
July 2022
The New York City Ballet SPAC Season is at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, New York, Tue-Sat, Jul 12-16, 2022. spac.org 🇧🇷🇵🇷
May 2022
Spring Gala Performance is Thu, May 5, 2022.
New York City Ballet dances the NYC start of summer tradition, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” from Sat, May 21-29.
April 2022
The New York City Ballet Spring 2022 Season is at the David H Koch Theater in Lincoln Center, Apr 19 – May 29. nycballet.com 🇧🇷🇵🇷
September 2021
Latin dancers in New York City Ballet’s 2021-2022 season include:
- Jovani Furlan is a Principal from Joinville, Brazil. 🇧🇷
- Sebastian Villarini-Velez is a Soloist from San Juan, Puerto Rico. 🇵🇷
A Deep Ballet Heritage
The legacy of founding choreographers George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins blends Ballet, Hollywood and Broadway into something unique in the dance world.
“Mr. B” played a key role in developing Classical Ballet into Neoclassical Ballet and then Contemporary Ballet. He is one of the artists most responsible for establishing Ballet in the United States. Balanchine and America’s first prima ballerina Maria Tallchief (Native American Osage Nation), turned an obscure work called The Nutcracker into the world’s most popular ballet.
City Ballet’s heritage includes George Balanchine’s Imperial Ballet and Ballets Russes background, his relationships with legendary ballet composers, and his development of neoclassical ballet which stripped away scenery, costume and story into dancers in leotards and pure movement.
There is Jerome Robbins and his work on Broadway and film that profoundly captured the many ways that we are Americans of the United States.
The School of American Ballet has a legacy of developing legendary dancers. New York City Ballet carries on the Ballets Russes tradition of creating new work in collaboration with the best contemporary artists in other fields.
In the end, it all comes down to music, choreography and dancers. That is probably exactly what Mr. B had in mind.