Ballet Festival: Jerome Robbins

This summer, The Joyce’s Ballet Festival returns for a one-week celebration of the life and legacy of Jerome Robbins. Incorporating the clean lines of ballet with the youthful pop and sway of jazz, Robbins pioneered an all-American style of movement that continues to shape the world of ballet. This year’s festival features curation and performances by award-winning New York City Ballet Principal Tiler Peck, alongside a selection of top talent from globally recognized ballet companies, all showcasing the timeless vitality and vision of Robbins's choreography. 

Featuring two programs with new combinations of Principal dancers from New York City Ballet (including Tiler Peck, Roman Mejia, Indiana Woodward), American Ballet Theatre (including Cassandra Trenary, Devon Teuscher, Calvin Royal III), Paris Opera Ballet (Paul Marque, Sae Eun Park), and the Royal Ballet (William Bracewell).

Performances will include A Suite of Dances danced by Tiler Peck, the first woman to dance this iconic role created by Jerome Robbins for Mikhail Baryshnikov.

Programs will feature the following works by Jerome Robbins:
 A Suite of Dances, Concertino, Dances at a Gathering (excerpt), Four Bagatelles, In the Night, Other Dances, Rondo

Full program schedule and casting be announced at a later date.