List of New York City Ballet 2009 repertory
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New York City Ballet dances Winter, Spring and Fall seasons each year at the David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center, as well as a Summer season at Saratoga Springs and tours; from Thanksgiving to New Year's they perform George Balanchine's Nutcracker; this is the list of ballets with casts for the 2009 season, beginning with the Winter gala, Tuesday, November 25, 2008,[1] and ending with the last performance of The Nutcracker.[2]
Winter [edit]
Winter gala, Tuesday, November 25, 2008 [edit]
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- Barber Violin Concerto excerpt
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- Ives, Songs excerpts:
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- Ivesiana excerpt:
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- Calcium Light Night excerpt
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- Jazz (Six Syncopated Movements) excerpt
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- with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra[4]
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- A Fool for You excerpts
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- with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra[4]
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- Duke! excerpt
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- with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra[4]
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- Who Cares? excerpts
notes for winter gala [edit]
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Week one, January 6–11 [edit]
Tuesday, January 6, All Balanchine [edit]
Wednesday, January 7, XIX Century Classic [edit]
Thursday, January 8, All Balanchine [edit]
Friday, January 9, All Balanchine [edit]
Saturday, January 10, matinée, XIX Century Classic [edit]
Saturday, January 10, evening, All Balanchine [edit]
Sunday matinée, January 11, XIX Century Classic [edit]
Week two, January 13–18 [edit]
Tuesday, January 13, XIX Century Classic [edit]
Wednesday, January 14, tribute to the School of American Ballet 75th anniversary [edit]
Thursday, January 15, All Robbins [edit]
Friday, January 16, XIX Century Classic [edit]
Saturday, January 17, matinée, Four Voices [edit]
Saturday, January 17, evening, XIX Century Classic [edit]
Sunday matinée, January 18, Four Voices [edit]
Week three, January 20–25 [edit]
Tuesday, January 20, All Robbins [edit]
Wednesday, January 21, All Robbins [edit]
Thursday, January 22, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev [edit]
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- pas de deux
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Friday, January 23, Four Voices [edit]
Saturday, January 24, matinée, All Robbins [edit]
Saturday, January 24, evening, Four Voices [edit]
Sunday matinée, January 25, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev [edit]
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- pas de deux
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Week four, January 27 – February 1 [edit]
Tuesday, January 27, Founding Choreographers I [edit]
Wednesday, January 28, Four Voices [edit]
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Thursday, January 29, Founding Choreographers I [edit]
Friday, January 30, Early Music Masters [edit]
Saturday, January 31, matinée, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev [edit]
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Saturday, January 31, evening, Founding Choreographers I [edit]
Sunday, February 1, Early Music Masters [edit]
notes for week four [edit]
- ^ a b c d e f Rebecca Krohn and Sterling Hyltin replaced Jenifer Ringer and Megan Fairchild in Dances at a Gathering.
- ^ a b c d Sara Mearns and Charles Askegard replaced Abi Stafford and Andrew Veyette in Stars and Stripes.
- ^ a b Faye Arthurs and Rebecca Krohn replaced Jennie Somogyi and Rachel Rutherford in Chiaroscuro.
- ^ Erica Pereira replaced Kathryn Morgan in Dances at a Gathering.
- ^ a b c d Rachel Rutherford replaced Kathryn Morgan in Divertimento No. 15 and Kathryn Morgan replaced Jenifer Ringer in Stabat Mater.
- ^ a b Due to illness or injury, Abi Stafford and Gonzalo Garcia replaced Kathryn Morgan and Allen Peiffer in the Flower Festival in Genzano pas de deux.
- ^ a b Tiler Peck and Joaquín De Luz replaced Abi Stafford and Gonzalo Garcia in Theme and Variations .
- ^ Maria Kowroski replaced Sara Mearns in Dances at a Gathering.
- ^ Adam Hendrickson replaced Daniel Ulbricht in Stars and Stripes.
Week five, February 3–8 [edit]
Tuesday, February 3, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev [edit]
Wednesday, February 4, XX Century Music Masters [edit]
Thursday, February 5, Early Music Masters [edit]
Friday, February 6, Tradition and Innovation [edit]
Saturday, February 7, matinée, XX Century Music Masters [edit]
Saturday, February 7, evening, XX Century Music Masters [edit]
Sunday matinée, February 8, Tradition and Innovation [edit]
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notes for week five [edit]
- ^ a b Due to illness or injury, Abi Stafford and Gonzalo Garcia replaced Kathryn Morgan and Allen Peiffer in the Flower Festival in Genzano pas de deux.
- ^ a b Tiler Peck and Joaquín De Luz replaced Abi Stafford and Gonzalo Garcia in Theme and Variations.
- ^ Adam Hendrickson replaced Daniel Ulbricht in Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3.
Week six, February 10–15 [edit]
Tuesday, February 10, Tradition and Innovation [edit]
Wednesday, February 11, Early Music Masters [edit]
Thursday, February 12, Short Stories [edit]
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Friday, February 13, XX Century Music Masters [edit]
Saturday, February 14, matinée, Short Stories [edit]
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Saturday, February 14, evening, Short Stories [edit]
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Sunday matinée, February 15, XX Century Music Masters [edit]
Week seven, February 17–22 [edit]
Tuesday, February 17, XXI Century Movement [edit]
Wednesday, February 18, Founding Choreographers II [edit]
Thursday, February 19, XXI Century Movement [edit]
Friday, February 20, Founding Choreographers II [edit]
Saturday, February 21, matinée, Founding Choreographers II [edit]
Saturday, February 21, evening, Tradition and Innovation [edit]
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Sunday matinée, February 22, Tradition and Innovation [edit]
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notes for week seven [edit]
- ^ a b Ask la Cour replaced Amar Ramasar in Slice To Sharp.
- ^ a b Due to illness or injury, Ellen Bar and Robert Fairchild replaced Sara Mearns and Ask la Cour in Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3.
- ^ Andrew Veyette replaced Joaquín De Luz in Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3.
Week eight, February 24 – March 1 [edit]
Tuesday, February 24, Short Stories [edit]
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Wednesday, February 25, Short Stories [edit]
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Thursday, February 26, XXI Century Movement [edit]
Friday, February 27, Short Stories [edit]
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Saturday, February 28, matinée, XXI Century Movement [edit]
Saturday, February 28, evening, XXI Century Movement [edit]
Sunday matinée, March 1, An All American Season Finale [edit]
notes for week eight [edit]
- ^ a b c Ask la Cour replaced Amar Ramasar in Slice To Sharp.
notes for Winter [edit]
NYCB Playbill [edit]
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Repertory Week [edit] |
Fourth Ring talks [edit] |
Studio talks [edit] |
Winter tour [edit]
Wednesday, March 4, Founding Choreographers [edit] |
Thursday, March 5, Wheeldon, Elo, Balanchine [edit]
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Friday, March 6, Ratmansky, Martins, Balanchine [edit] |
Saturday, March 7, matinée, Founding Choreographers [edit] |
Saturday, March 7, evening, Founding Choreographers [edit] |
Sunday, March 8, matinée, Wheeldon, Elo, Balanchine [edit]
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Sunday, March 8, evening, Ratmansky, Martins, Balanchine [edit] |
Footnotes for the Winter tour [edit] |
Spring [edit]
Week one, April 28 – May 3 [edit]
Tuesday, April 28 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 1] [Spring Playbill 1] [Spring Fourth Ring 1]
Wednesday, April 29 Coppélia [edit]
[Spring Repertory 1] [Spring Playbill 2] [Spring Fourth Ring 2]
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Thursday, April 30Coppélia [edit]
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Friday, May 1 [edit]
Saturday matinée, May 2 [edit]
Saturday evening, May 2, Coppélia [edit]
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Sunday matinée, May 3, Coppélia [edit]
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notes for week one [edit]
Week two, May 5–10 [edit]
Tuesday, May 5 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 3] [Spring Fourth Ring 3]
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Wednesday, May 6 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 4] [Spring Fourth Ring 4]
Thursday, May 7 [edit]
Friday, May 8 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 5]
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Saturday matinée, May 9 [edit]
Saturday evening, May 9 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 6] [Spring Fourth Ring 5]
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Sunday matinée, May 10 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 7]
notes for week two [edit]
- ^ a b c d Lydia Wellington replaced Kaitlyn Gilliland and Sarah-Rose Williams replaced Lydia Wellington in La Stravaganza.
- ^ a b Tiler Peck replaced Megan Fairchild in [[Tarantella (ballet)|]] and Janie Taylor replaced Sara Mearns in Concerto DSCH.
- ^ a b Ana Sophia Scheller replaced Sara Mearns in the Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux and Kathryn Morgan replaced Ana Sophia Scheller in La Valse.
- ^ a b Amar Ramasar replaced Philip Neal and Adrian Danchig-Waring replaced Tyler Angle in La Valse.
- ^ Savannah Lowery replaced Kaitlyn Gilliland in After the Rain.
- ^ Amar Ramasar replaced Philip Neal.
- ^ Kathryn Morgan replaced Ana Sophia Scheller.
Week three, May 12–17 [edit]
Tuesday, May 12 [edit]
Wednesday, May 13, Spring gala [edit]
[Spring Repertory 3] [Spring Playbill 8][Spring 1]
Thursday, May 14 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 3] [Spring Playbill 9] [Spring Fourth Ring 6]
Friday, May 15 [edit]
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Saturday matinée, May 16 [edit]
[Spring Repertory 3] [Spring Playbill 10] [Spring Fourth Ring 7]
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Saturday evening, May 16 [edit]
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Sunday matinée, May 17 [edit]
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notes for week three [edit]
Week four, May 18–24 [edit]
Monday, May 18, seminar: NYCB On Stage [edit]
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Tuesday, May 19 [edit]
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Wednesday, May 20 [edit]
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Thursday, May 21 [edit]
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Friday, May 22 [edit]
Saturday matinée, May 23 [edit]
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Saturday evening, May 23 [edit]
Sunday matinée, May 24 [edit]
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notes for week four [edit]
- ^ Georgina Pazcoguin replaced Meagan Mann in Toccata.
Week five, May 26–31 [edit]
Tuesday, May 26 [edit]
Wednesday, May 27 [edit]
Thursday, May 28 [edit]
Friday, May 29 [edit]
Saturday matinée, May 30 [edit]
Saturday evening, May 30 [edit]
Sunday matinée, May 31 [edit]
notes for week five [edit]
Week six, June 2–7 [edit]
Tuesday, June 2 [edit]
Wednesday, June 3 [edit]
Thursday, June 4 [edit]
Friday, June 5 [edit]
Saturday matinée, June 6 [edit]
Saturday evening, June 6 [edit]
Sunday matinée, June 7 [edit]
notes for week six [edit]
- ^ Janie Taylor replaced Wendy Whelan in The Cage.
- ^ The Donizetti Variations replaced Stabat Mater
- ^ a b Kaitlyn Gilliland replaced Wendy Whelan in Glass Pieces.
- ^ a b Teresa Reichlen replaced Megan Johnson and Ellen Bar replaced Abi Stafford in Concerto Barocco.
Week seven, June 9–14 [edit]
Tuesday, June 9 [edit]
Wednesday, June 10 [edit]
Thursday, June 11 [edit]
Friday, June 12 [edit]
Saturday matinée, June 13 [edit]
Saturday evening, June 13 [edit]
Sunday matinée, June 14 [edit]
Sunday evening, June 14, Dancers' Choice benefit [edit]
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- Serenade excerpt
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- The Waltz Project excerpt
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- In G Major excerpt
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- Episodes and Sarcasms excerpt
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- Dances at a Gathering excerpt
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- The Sleeping Beauty excerpt
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- Union Jack Royal Navy
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Week eight, June 16–21 A Midsummer Night's Dream [edit]
Tuesday, June 16 [edit]
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Wednesday, June 17 [edit]
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Thursday, June 18 [edit]
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Friday, June 19 [edit]
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Saturday matinée, June 20 [edit]
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Saturday evening, June 20 [edit]
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Sunday matinée, June 21 [edit]
[Spring Playbill 19] [Spring Fourth Ring 14]
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notes for week eight [edit]
- ^ a b Jenifer Ringer replaced Wendy Whelan in the divertissement.
- ^ a b Troy Schumacher replaced Sean Suozzi in the rôle of Puck.
notes for Spring [edit]
- ^ NY Times, Alastair Macaulay, May 14, 2009
- ^ a b world premiere
NYCB Playbill [edit]
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Repertory Week [edit] |
Fourth Ring talks [edit] |
Studio talks [edit] |
Summer Saratoga Springs [edit]
Week one, July 7–11 [edit]
Tuesday, July 7 [edit] |
Wednesday, July 8 [edit] |
Thursday, July 9, matinée [edit] |
Thursday, July 9, evening [edit] |
Friday, July 10 [edit] |
Saturday, July 11, matinée [edit] |
Saturday, July 11, evening, gala [edit]first campaign |
Week two, July 14–18 [edit]
Tuesday, July 14 [edit]
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Wednesday, July 15, Coppélia XXXV anniversary [edit] |
Thursday, July 16, matinée [edit]
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Thursday, July 16, evening [edit]
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Friday, July 17, Coppélia [edit] |
Saturday, July 18, matinée, Coppélia [edit] |
Saturday, July 18, evening [edit] |
footnotes for week two [edit] |
Fall tour, Bunkamura, Tokyo [edit]
Thursday, October 8 [edit] |
Friday, October 9 [edit] |
Saturday, October 10, matinée [edit] |
Saturday, October 10, evening [edit] |
Sunday, October 11, matinée [edit] |
Sunday, October 11, evening [edit] |
Monday, October 12, matinée [edit] |
Footnotes for the Fall tour [edit] |
Nutcracker [edit]
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Footnotes [edit]
- ^ City Ballet's winter gala is held in November of the year preceding; The Nutcracker is danced between the gala and the beginning of the repertory season in January,
- ^ Casting becomes available a week or two before performance and is subject to change right up to curtain time.
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- ^ All performers in Dancers' Choice appeared for the first time in the rôles which they danced.
Playbill, NYCB 2009 [edit]
Fourth Ring talks also known as First Position discussions [edit]
Repertory Week, Winter 2009 [edit]
Studio talks [edit]
External links [edit]
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