19K views · 636 reactions | Symphony In Three Movements is one of...

47K views · 4K reactions | George Balanchine's Prodigal Son was one of the first of many ballets to achieve international reputation. Today we revisit the Joffrey's production from 2014. #BalanchineWeek | The Joffrey Ballet | Facebook

Tiler Peck, Teresa Reichlen, and Sara Mearns discuss their inspiration and experiences performing George Balanchine's JEWELS, an epic full-length evening consisting of three remarkable ballets. Sept 28, 30, Oct 1 Mat, 2 - goo.gl/bldA8c | New York City Ballet

17K views · 687 reactions | In 1964, Balanchine premiered his 8-minute homage to Italian folk dancing, Tarantella. Based on a common folklore story, the ballet involves only two dancers who, after being bitten by a tarantula, are forced to quickly step out the poison. See Tarantella on the Symphonic & Electronic program MAY 25 mat and 26 only: nycballet.com/symphonicelectronic | New York City Ballet | Facebook

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916 reactions · 148 shares | As Tschaikovsky’s iconic score begins to play, you’ll be transported to a world of wonder and enchantment. George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® NOV 29– JAN 5. George Balanchine's The Nutcracker® is generously sponsored by the Travelers Companies, Inc. | New York City Ballet | Facebook

Handcrafted with seven layers of tulle, the Sugarplum Fairy’s tutu is a confectionary treat for the eyes. Indulge in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker® NOV 24 – DEC 31. | New York City Ballet

7.6K views · 439 reactions | Spring Replay: Soloist Ashley Laracey takes center stage in George Balanchine's Symphony in Three Movements during our 50th anniversary Stravinsky Festival celebration. We'll continue to honor the legendary composer this fall on the All Stravinsky program: nycballet.com/allstravinskyfall Secure your seats today by building a subscription package, before single tickets become available: nycballet.com/subscribe23 | New York City Ballet | Facebook

76K views | Angels, marzipans, and the Sugar Plum Fairy... What do you love most about George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker? #PBSForTheArts New York City Ballet Miami City Ballet Pacific Northwest Ballet | WEDU PBS | Facebook