From George Balanchine’s timeless classics to Alan Hineline’s breathtaking choreography, watch as our talented dancers perform everything under the sun!✨ - Our repertoire for performances includes, but is not limited to, the following masterpieces by George Balanchine: Tarantella, Serenade, Walpurgisnacht, Jewels, Allegro Brilliante, Raymonda Variations, and The Nutcracker; as well as Alan Hineline’s stunning pieces, including Swan Lake, Roseland Pictures, Gisele, and Four Seasons. At CPYB, we a

George Balanchine's Square Dance juxtaposes the structural clarity of its sleek leotard choreography with the richness of its Baroque score. Experience Square Dance this fall on the All Balanchine II program, opening September 17: nycballet.com/allbalanchine2 | New York City Ballet

George Balanchine’s Theme and Variations is a classical ballet in miniature, complete with tutus, tiaras, and a central pas de deux. In both choreography and tone it reads as a dazzling tribute to Imperial Russia. Theme and Variations is onstage in Program 7 >> http://bit.ly/216Uubq | San Francisco Ballet

Gia Kourlas for The New York Times highlights George Balanchine's Serenade in a recent feature on the importance of hands in dance choreography. “Mr. B taught us to lift the wrist, which is a sign of life and energy as the palm faces down and the hand extends. If the hand just drops it risks looking lifeless,” writes Suki Schorer in her Suki Schorer on Balanchine Technique. Explore the subtleties in the full feature: nytimes.com/2025/08/14/arts/dance-hands-choreography-video.html?unlocked_articl