Swan Lake is one of the world's best-loved ballets, performed by the most prestigious ballet companies around the globe. The American Ballet Theatre production of Swan Lake "glides to the forefront of stagings all over the world" and sets high standards of its repertoire. Set against the mysterious forest lake and a Renaissance court is a tale of love, transformation, betrayal, and ultimate forgiveness, evoked by haunting dance and Tchaikovsky's dreamlike score, this is a quintessential ballet for first-timers and enthusiasts alike.

Wildly successful in their quest to preserve and extend the great legacy of classical dancing, American Ballet Theatre has garnered a reputation as one of the greatest dance companies in the world ever since its formation in 1939. Experience one of their repertoire classics during their calling card adaptation of Giselle, the apex of romantic ballet modeled on the choreography of ballet masters Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, and Marius Petipa.

American Ballet Theatre conjures the myth, might, and magic of Frederick Ashton's 1952 imagining of Louis Merante's 1876 three-act ballet Sylvia! Lush costumes, sweeping original stage designs by Robin and Christopher Ironside, and lighting by Mark Jonathan resurrect the tale of the celestial huntress, which is set to a rousing score by Romantic French composer Leo Delibes.

Designated by Congress as 'a vital American cultural ambassador to the world', it's been over 60 years since Alvin Ailey and his group of African-American dancers performed for the very first time at the 92nd Street Y in New York City. The tour is packed full of premieres and returning favorites, offering a fantastic chance to enjoy the group once again.

One of America's most revered dance companies display their immense talents again in a beautifully created and performed show. With their slogan "Power. On Pointe." one can be assured that the Dance Theatre of Harlem isn't just another ballet company - they're committed to pushing the boundaries of the art form, challenging traditional definitions in ballet, and empowering the community through their medium.

A dazzling gem in the New York City Ballet's repertoire, ballet master George Balanchine's adaptation of Shakespeare's supernatural rom-com is always a treat for all ages when revived by the company. With quarreling lovers, warring fairies and a group of baffled actors rehearsing a play all navigating in the same enchanted forest, the NYCB fill the stage, breathing life and energy into the epic storyline as set to Mendelssohn's irresistible score. Expect flowing costumes, lush sets and beautiful dancing in this unforgettable production.

The American Ballet Theatre presents Christopher Wheeldon's ballet adaptation of William Shakespeare's A Winter's Tale for the first time in the US! Originally published in 1623, The Winter's Tale is one of William Shakespeare's later pieces. It's a story of love, jealousy, redemption and the importance of truly nurturing the the different types of affection humans have for eachother.

In Spring 2025, Ballet Hispnico returns to New York City Center with an electrifying performance that celebrates the richness of Latin culture through contemporary dance! Known for blending classical ballet with vibrant Latin American influences, the company will present a dynamic repertoire of new works and beloved favorites, under the direction of Eduardo Vilaro.

With access to the back catalog of the master choreographer, New York City Ballet has the enviable pleasure of being able to present the works of its founding member often and with reverence and love. For their All Balanchine II program, the company goes classic, with the beautiful tutu ballet Divertimento No. 15 alongside Vienna Waltzes.

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the New York City Ballet's landmark 1975 Ravel Festival, the company presents a stunning All Ravel program with a collection of works set to the composer's timelessly evocative music! Opening the evening is Jerome Robbins' In G Major, brought to life by Ert's striking Art Deco designs, while Balanchine's Pavane, a delicate solo set to Ravel's Pavane pour une infante dfunte, showcases the quiet grace of a lone female dancer.

New York City Ballet brings together a striking range of choreographic voices, each offering a distinct perspective on the artform. Featured on the program are George Balanchine's Divertimento from Le Baiser de la Fe', transforming Stravinsky's lush score into an intricate ballet, and Kyle Abraham's When We Fell, originally conceived as a digital work during the pandemic and with music by Nico Muhly, Morton Feldman and Jason Moran.

Wayne McGregor's Olivier-award winning meditation on the remarkable life and works of Virginia Woolf enjoys a stellar performance from the American Ballet Theatre! Set to a specially commissioned score from contemporary classical composer Max Richter, this compelling triptych is a must see for fans of exhilarating choreography and moving spectacle.