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Boston Ballet rehearsing Balanchine’s Diamonds
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Boston Ballet rehearsing Balanchine’s Diamonds

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Symphony in C, 2nd Movement Demi Soloists
Photo by Cezary Wąsik
The iconic "sunburst" pose from George Balanchine's Apollo
New York City Ballet (2025 Spring Season)
Apollo: Chun Wai Chan Terpsichore: Mira Nadon Calliope: Miriam Miller Polyhymnia: Emily Kikta
📷 Erin Baiano
Tamara Toumanova and Roman Jasinski in the first version of Mozartiana, for the Paris-based Les Ballets 1933 season at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. It had costumes by Christian Bérard. Published in the October 1933 issue of Vanity Fair.
Photo: George Hoyningen-Huene
“into the great room, the sugar plum fairy herself came with her cavalier, to dance for marie and her prince…”
the nutcracker (1993)
darci kistler and damian woetzel, principal dancers of the new york city ballet, as the sugar plum fairy and her cavalier
dir. emile ardolino, choreo. by george balanchine

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-Suzanne Farrell, A Midsummer Night's Dream (1966).
Photography by Martha Swope
SERENADE….this version filmed nearly 50 years ago just feels so fresh to this day. What a masterpiece.
why don't u watch olga and semyon perform the diamonds pas de deux and maybe then you'll calm down
choreo Balanchine, 1960; music Tchaikovsky Symphony no.3 in D Major, 1875