New York City Ballet Tickets

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City / Venue Event Name Date Tickets
  1. in New York, NY
    David H. Koch Theater
     New York City Ballet: A Midsummer Night's Dream Date Start: 29-5-2022 Date End: 28-5-2023

    New York City Ballet New York

  2. in Washington, DC
    Kennedy Center Opera House
     New York City Ballet: A Midsummer Night's Dream Date Start: 7-6-2022 Date End: 12-6-2022

    New York City Ballet Washington

  3. in Vail, CO
    Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater
     New York City Ballet: Opening Night Date Start: 29-7-2022 Date End: 3-8-2022

    New York City Ballet Vail

New York City Ballet Shows 2022

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New York City Ballet News

  1. NY / Region|New York Today: Backstage at 'The Nutcracker' according to New York Times. It was a Sunday morning, and he was getting into costume for the New York City Ballet's production of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker. Mr. Coll, in his 12th year with the show , is dancing this year as Herr Drosselmeier, the mysterious entertainer.

  2. 'Nutcracker' goes on in Providence, despite costume thefts according to The Providence Journal. Festival Ballet's Jaime DeRocker and David DuBois, wearing costumes borrowed from the Kansas City Ballet, perform as the Snow Queen and Snow King in Saturday's performance of "The Nutcracker" at Providence Performing Arts Center. Sarah Good.