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After getting his start in the Ballet Russe, George Balanchine makes a name in New York.
The Ballet Russe finds new life in America after Diaghilev's death.
The Ballet's repertoire expands during a successful tour of South America.
Diaghilev brings together the greatest artists, composers, and choreographers of the day to create innovative and sometimes controversial works.
The Bolshevik revolution makes artistic expression a dangerous undertaking in Russia, and Diaghilev takes the Ballet to the West instead.
Diaghilev takes the reigns and showcases Russian dance to the rest of the world.
Having found new life in America, the Nutcracker thrives as a holiday tradition.
Petipa works with the famed composer to establish the music for the famed holiday ballet.
We explore Petipa's inspiration for the dances in his Nutcracker
Time to hear from the dancers!
In this all-new Nutcracker chat, we start with three of our dancers - Talbot Rue, Anna Orzulak, and Abby Zinsser, who tell us what dancing in The Nutcracker every year means to them, both artistically and nostalgically. Then, we join Jim and Karen for a discussion on bringing new elements to this year's staging of the Christmas classic.
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