Sep 6–16, 2018

Broadway, film, and ballet legend Jerome Robbins was inspired by three brilliant composers to create these exuberant dances. This high-spirited program features two of his wildly successful early works—the jazzily-paced and theatrical Fancy Free and the colorful, witty Interplay—along with his late-career masterwork Glass Pieces.

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Mar 7–17, 2019

You’ll want to be there to experience the innovative and utterly contemporary choreography of William Forsythe who “has taken a long and loving look at ballet’s past, and moved it into the future” (The New York Times). This program features bold, boundary-testing ballet including a brand new world premiere, the sheer joy of Blake Works I, and more.

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Mar 21–31, 2019

George Balanchine’s lighthearted romantic comedy of mistaken identity stands among the best-loved classical ballets. The delightful tale of a mad inventor and his oh-so-lifelike mechanical doll set the stage for amorous perplexities and slapstick humor.

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May 10–Jun 8, 2019

Choreographed by Sir Frederick Ashton, this beloved fairytale—the timeless story of a young woman overcoming hardship (and a lost slipper) to find her love’s destiny—is sure to set your heart soaring. The production sparkles with “inventive choreography, atmospheric sets, opulent costumes, and fabulous dancing” (The Boston Globe).

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May 16–Jun 9, 2019

Three inspired artistic visions: ELA, Rhapsody in Blue by Principal Dancer Paulo Arrais, who uses Gershwin’s iconic jazzy score to capture female power to magnificent effect; Rodin, Vestris, and Pas de Quatre, a trio of emotional works by Leonid Yakobson, the influential Soviet-era artist; and Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2, George Balanchine’s homage to the grandeur of St. Petersburg.

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Nov 29–Dec 30, 2018

The perfect holiday add on to your subscription. This “dazzling, dreamy Nutcracker is the granddaddy of them all.” (The Boston Globe) 


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A unique experience to add on to any subscription.

This series of intimate performances are held in Boston Ballet's grand rehearsal studio at 19 Clarendon Street. The studio transforms into a state-of-the-art black box theater bringing the audience even closer to the action.

Performance dates*:
Nov 1–2, 2018 | Featuring the choreography of Boston Ballet dancers
Feb 7–8, 2019 | Featuring BBII, Boston Ballet's second Company
Feb 21–22, 2019 | Featuring a preview of the spring season

* Programming is subject to change

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