What makes every performance at New York City Ballet magic? Hint: It takes a lot of people. Watch our Education Dept's adorable new video, which takes you behind the scenes of morning class, the costume shop, the shoeroom, and much more. And get tickets to our upcoming 19-20 Season performances and education events — now on sale. You can also learn more about the educational programming NYCB offers year-round for schools, teachers, students, and more: https://www.nycballet.com/educate/ | New Yor

This diverse program is the perfect primer on the breadth of NYCB’s unparalleled repertory. Classic NYCB – FEB 6, 7, 10 mat. | New York City Ballet

Tuesday, April 28 at 8 PM see Balanchine's Iconic Apollo, featuring Taylor Stanley, Tiler Peck, Brittany Pollack, and Indiana Woodward with an introduction by Ballet Master Craig Hall. | New York City Ballet

Have you seen Balanchine's Apollo? We're streaming it this Tuesday at 8 PM EDT as part of our Digital Spring Season. This seminal Balanchine and Stravinsky collaboration depicts the ancient Greek god as he is visited by three muses who inspire him in their respective arts, educating him as he transforms from frustrated, uncultured youth into the divine. In this sneak preview of Tuesday's performance, Soloist Indiana Woodward dances the role of Calliope, muse of poetry. | New York City Ballet

There was a hushed air of anticipation as Principal Dancer Taylor Stanley made his debut in Apollo last night, opening our Winter 2019 performances. Dancing alongside Tiler Peck, Indiana Woodward, and Brittany Pollack – who also made her debut as Polyhymia, the muse of the art of mime – Taylor offered an elegant yet dramatic take on the iconic role, making it distinctly his own. See him as Apollo again on our Stravinsky & Balanchine program, JAN 24 and FEB 1. nycballet.com/stravinsky | New York

The 2019-20 Season is upon us, bringing 53 stunning works across 22 programs in a collection of choreography true to the heart of New York City Ballet – robust, eclectic, and boundary-breaking. Enriched by George Balanchine’s belief that a successful performance goes beyond a mastery of the steps, we look toward the idea of dancers being, as he put it, “poets of gesture” – channeling both choreographic intention and their own artistic identities into every movement. Invite this poetry into your

It was a joyful moment on stage when the New York City Ballet marked 75 years of excellence with a performance that included dancers from the program's very beginning. | CBS Evening News

After nearly two years away from the stage, we were delighted to perform for our audiences again this season. Your support plays an integral role in furthering our mission to preserve our repertory, create new works, and make ballet accessible. Join NYCB as a member by June 30th and your support will be matched 1:1. Learn more at nycballet.com/circle-of-friends | New York City Ballet