$10 Tickets are now available to see New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center. But hurry – they’ll be gone before you know it!

 21ST CENTURY CHOREOGRAPHERS

Ash

Music by: Michael Torke

Choreography by: Peter Martins

With an accelerated tempo that matches its Michael Torke music, Martins’ Ash launches a cast of ten into stylish solos and sensual pas de deux.

This Bitter Earth

Music by: Max Richter and Clyde Otis

Choreography by: Christopher Wheeldon

This breathtaking and poetic dance for a man and woman explores the haunting, tenuous melodies of Dinah Washington’s soulful rendition of “This Bitter Earth” as remixed by British composer Max Richter.

The Infernal Machine

Music by: Christopher Rouse

Choreography by: Peter Martins

Martins’ The Infernal Machine finds a man and woman intertwined as they push and pull their way through a buzzing score.

Jeux

Music by: Claude Debussy

Choreography by: Kim Brandstrup

Having established himself as an award-winning choreographer working extensively in Europe, Brandstrup’s first-ever work for an American dance company will be set to Claude Debussy’sJeux, the French composer’s last orchestral work, which was originally commissioned by Serge Diaghilev for the Ballet Russes.

Paz de la Jolla

Music by: Bohuslav Martinů

Choreography by: Justin Peck

The subject matter of the 2014 feature-length documentary Ballet 422, Justin Peck’s Paz de la Jollaevokes the buoyant and beachy feeling of his home state, California.

**PLEASE NOTE: To make this opportunity available to more patrons, there is a 5 ticket per transaction limit.**

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