Engage with the living, breathing art form of ballet in real time. NYCB's Winter 2026 performances continue now through March 1 with a plethora of repertory favorites past and present, including a two-week run of the elaborate full-length fairy tale The Sleeping Beauty. | New York City Ballet

This enchanting full-length is one of NYCB’s grandest spectacles of dance, featuring luxurious sets and costumes, Tschaikovsky’s glorious score, and a cast of fantastical characters. Choreographed by Peter Martins, The Sleeping Beauty is one of the most elaborate productions presented by the Company, requiring over 100 dancers, including students from the School of American Ballet. Martins' version is streamlined into two acts that combine the drama and beauty of the original choreography with t

15K views · 932 reactions | "Great Performances: New York City Ballet in Madrid" premieres tonight at 9/8c on PBS. Audiences worldwide will be able to stream our most recent performances abroad at the Teatro Réal, featuring George Balanchine's Square Dance (seen here) and Serenade with Justin Peck's The Times Are Racing, only on Great Performances l PBS. | New York City Ballet | Facebook

George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker at New York City Ballet is the version that originated the beloved American holiday tradition. Be a part of the history now through DEC 31. | New York City Ballet

19K views · 937 reactions | Last night, the final week of our 18/19 season commenced with George Balanchine's beloved story ballet A Midsummer Night's Dream. Principal Dancers Sara Mearns and Ask la Cour perform a beautiful pas de deux in Act I as Titania and her Cavalier. See the ballet until June 2: nycballet.com/midsummer | New York City Ballet | Facebook

Apollo was George Balanchine's first collaboration with Stravinsky, marking a turning point in the choreographer's career. After decades of refinement by Balanchine, the leotard ballet performed today is our co-founder's longest surviving work. Revisit Apollo and the three muses this spring on the All Balanchine I program: nycballet.com/allbalanchine1spring Featuring Principal Dancers Unity Phelan and Taylor Stanley | New York City Ballet

35K views · 1.6K reactions | Principal Dancers Sara Mearns and Adrian Danchig-Waring’s delicate pas de deux brought the nostalgia-tinged, romantic second movement of Ravel’s Piano Concerto to life during Wednesday night’s performance of Jerome Robbins’ In G Major. Just 3 more chances to catch this dreamy ballet on the Classic NYCB II program, onstage through Sunday MAR 1: nycballet.com/classicnycb2 | New York City Ballet | Facebook