List of New York City Ballet 2009 repertory

New York City Ballet dances Winter, Spring and Fall seasons each year at the David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center, as well as a Summer season at Saratoga Springs and tours; from Thanksgiving to New Year's they perform George Balanchine's Nutcracker; this is the list of ballets with casts for the 2009 season, beginning with the Winter gala, Tuesday, November 25, 2008,[1] and ending with the last performance of The Nutcracker.[2]

Winter

Winter gala, Tuesday, November 25, 2008

[Winter Playbill 1]
    • Calcium Light Night excerpt
    • Jazz (Six Syncopated Movements) excerpt
with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra[4]
    • A Fool for You excerpts
with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra[4]
    • Duke! excerpt
with the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra[4]

notes for winter gala

  1. ↑ from the Incantation

Week one, January 6–11

Tuesday, January 6, All Balanchine

[Winter Repertory 1] [Winter Playbill 2]

Wednesday, January 7, XIX Century Classic

Thursday, January 8, All Balanchine

Friday, January 9, All Balanchine

Saturday, January 10, matinée, XIX Century Classic

Saturday, January 10, evening, All Balanchine

Sunday matinée, January 11, XIX Century Classic

Week two, January 13–18

Tuesday, January 13, XIX Century Classic

Wednesday, January 14, tribute to the School of American Ballet 75th anniversary

Thursday, January 15, All Robbins

Friday, January 16, XIX Century Classic

Saturday, January 17, matinée, Four Voices

Saturday, January 17, evening, XIX Century Classic

Sunday matinée, January 18, Four Voices

Week three, January 20–25

Tuesday, January 20, All Robbins

Wednesday, January 21, All Robbins

Thursday, January 22, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev

pas de deux
pas de deux

Friday, January 23, Four Voices

Saturday, January 24, matinée, All Robbins

Saturday, January 24, evening, Four Voices

Sunday matinée, January 25, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev

pas de deux
pas de deux

Week four, January 27 – February 1

Tuesday, January 27, Founding Choreographers I

[Winter Repertory 2] [Winter Playbill 3] [Winter Fourth Ring 1]

Wednesday, January 28, Four Voices

[Winter Repertory 2] [Winter Playbill 4]
    • Chiaroscuro
    • Papillions

Thursday, January 29, Founding Choreographers I

[Winter Repertory 2] [Winter Playbill 5] [Winter Studio 1]

Friday, January 30, Early Music Masters

[Winter Repertory 2] [Winter Playbill 6]
    • Stabat Mater

Saturday, January 31, matinée, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev

Saturday, January 31, evening, Founding Choreographers I

[Winter Repertory 2] [Winter Playbill 7] [Winter Fourth Ring 2]

Sunday, February 1, Early Music Masters

[Winter Repertory 2] [Winter Playbill 8] [Winter Fourth Ring 3]
    • Stabat Mater

notes for week four

Week five, February 3–8

Tuesday, February 3, New Combinations: A Tribute to Nureyev

[Winter Repertory 3] [Winter Playbill 9]

Wednesday, February 4, XX Century Music Masters

[Winter Repertory 3] [Winter Playbill 10] [Winter Fourth Ring 4]

Thursday, February 5, Early Music Masters

[Winter Repertory 3] [Winter Playbill 11]

Friday, February 6, Tradition and Innovation

Saturday, February 7, matinée, XX Century Music Masters

Saturday, February 7, evening, XX Century Music Masters

Sunday matinée, February 8, Tradition and Innovation

notes for week five

Week six, February 10–15

Tuesday, February 10, Tradition and Innovation

Wednesday, February 11, Early Music Masters

Thursday, February 12, Short Stories

pas de deux

Friday, February 13, XX Century Music Masters

Saturday, February 14, matinée, Short Stories

pas de deux

Saturday, February 14, evening, Short Stories

pas de deux

Sunday matinée, February 15, XX Century Music Masters

Week seven, February 17–22

Tuesday, February 17, XXI Century Movement

[Winter Repertory 4] [Winter Playbill 12]
    • Slice To Sharp
    • A Simple Symphony[5]

Wednesday, February 18, Founding Choreographers II

[Winter Repertory 4] [Winter Playbill 13]

Thursday, February 19, XXI Century Movement

[Winter Repertory 4] [Winter Playbill 14] [Winter Studio 2]
    • Slice To Sharp
    • A Simple Symphony

Friday, February 20, Founding Choreographers II

[Winter Repertory 4] [Winter Playbill 15]

Saturday, February 21, matinée, Founding Choreographers II

Saturday, February 21, evening, Tradition and Innovation

[Winter Repertory 4] [Winter Playbill 16]

Sunday matinée, February 22, Tradition and Innovation

[Winter Repertory 4] [Winter Playbill 17] [Winter Fourth Ring 5]

notes for week seven

Week eight, February 24 – March 1

Tuesday, February 24, Short Stories

[Winter Repertory 5] [Winter Playbill 18]

Wednesday, February 25, Short Stories

Thursday, February 26, XXI Century Movement

    • Slice To Sharp
    • A Simple Symphony

Friday, February 27, Short Stories

[Winter Repertory 5] [Winter Playbill 19]

Saturday, February 28, matinée, XXI Century Movement

    • Slice To Sharp
    • A Simple Symphony

Saturday, February 28, evening, XXI Century Movement

[Winter Repertory 5] [Winter Playbill 20]
    • Slice To Sharp
    • A Simple Symphony

Sunday matinée, March 1, An All American Season Finale

[Winter Repertory 5] [Winter Playbill 21] [Winter Fourth Ring 6]

notes for week eight

  1. 1 2 3 Ask la Cour replaced Amar Ramasar in Slice To Sharp.

notes for Winter

Winter tour

Spring

Week one, April 28 – May 3

Tuesday, April 28

[Spring Repertory 1] [Spring Playbill 1] [Spring Fourth Ring 1]

Wednesday, April 29 Coppélia

[Spring Repertory 1] [Spring Playbill 2] [Spring Fourth Ring 2]

Thursday, April 30Coppélia

Friday, May 1

Saturday matinée, May 2

Saturday evening, May 2, Coppélia

Sunday matinée, May 3, Coppélia

notes for week one

    Week two, May 5–10

    Tuesday, May 5

    [Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 3] [Spring Fourth Ring 3]

    Wednesday, May 6

    [Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 4] [Spring Fourth Ring 4]

    Thursday, May 7

    Friday, May 8

    [Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 5]

    Saturday matinée, May 9

    Saturday evening, May 9

    [Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 6] [Spring Fourth Ring 5]

    Sunday matinée, May 10

    [Spring Repertory 2] [Spring Playbill 7]

    notes for week two

    1. 1 2 3 4 Lydia Wellington replaced Kaitlyn Gilliland and Sarah-Rose Williams replaced Lydia Wellington in La Stravaganza.
    2. 1 2 Tiler Peck replaced Megan Fairchild in Tarantella and Janie Taylor replaced Sara Mearns in Concerto DSCH.
    3. 1 2 Ana Sophia Scheller replaced Sara Mearns in the Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux and Kathryn Morgan replaced Ana Sophia Scheller in La Valse.
    4. 1 2 Amar Ramasar replaced Philip Neal and Adrian Danchig-Waring replaced Tyler Angle in La Valse.
    5. ↑ Savannah Lowery replaced Kaitlyn Gilliland in After the Rain.
    6. ↑ Amar Ramasar replaced Philip Neal.
    7. ↑ Kathryn Morgan replaced Ana Sophia Scheller.

    Week three, May 12–17

    Tuesday, May 12

    Wednesday, May 13, Spring gala

    [Spring Repertory 3] [Spring Playbill 8][Spring 1]

    Thursday, May 14

    [Spring Repertory 3] [Spring Playbill 9] [Spring Fourth Ring 6]

    Friday, May 15

    Saturday matinée, May 16

    [Spring Repertory 3] [Spring Playbill 10] [Spring Fourth Ring 7]

      • Toccata

    Saturday evening, May 16

    Sunday matinée, May 17

    notes for week three

    1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 first time in rôle
    2. 1 2 3 guest artist

    Week four, May 18–24

    Tuesday, May 19

    Wednesday, May 20

      • Allegro Brilliante

    Thursday, May 21

    Friday, May 22

      • Quasi Una Fantasia

    Saturday matinée, May 23

      • Allegro Brilliante

    Saturday evening, May 23

      • Toccata

    Sunday matinée, May 24

    notes for week four

    1. ↑ Georgina Pazcoguin replaced Meagan Mann in Toccata.

    Week five, May 26–31

    Tuesday, May 26

      • Allegro Brilliante
      • Quasi Una Fantasia

    Wednesday, May 27

    Thursday, May 28

      • Allegro Brilliante

    Friday, May 29

      • Stabat Mater

    Saturday matinée, May 30

    Saturday evening, May 30

    [Spring Repertory 4] [Spring Playbill 11] [Spring Fourth Ring 8]

    Sunday matinée, May 31

    [Spring Repertory 4] [Spring Playbill 12] [Spring Fourth Ring 9]

    notes for week five

    1. 1 2 NYC rôle debut

    Week six, June 2–7

    Tuesday, June 2

      • Stabat Mater

    Wednesday, June 3

    [Spring Repertory 5] [Spring Playbill 13] [Spring Fourth Ring 10]

    Thursday, June 4

    [Spring Repertory 5] [Spring Playbill 14] [Spring Fourth Ring 11]

    Friday, June 5

    [Spring Repertory 5] [Spring Playbill 15] [Spring Fourth Ring 12]

    Saturday matinée, June 6

    Saturday evening, June 6

    Sunday matinée, June 7

    [Spring Repertory 5] [Spring Playbill 16] [Spring Fourth Ring 13]

    notes for week six

    1. ↑ Janie Taylor replaced Wendy Whelan in The Cage.
    2. ↑ The Donizetti Variations replaced Stabat Mater
    3. 1 2 Kaitlyn Gilliland replaced Wendy Whelan in Glass Pieces.
    4. 1 2 Teresa Reichlen replaced Megan Johnson and Ellen Bar replaced Abi Stafford in Concerto Barocco.

    Week seven, June 9–14

    Tuesday, June 9

    Wednesday, June 10

    Thursday, June 11

    [Spring Repertory 6] [Spring Playbill 17]

    Friday, June 12

    Saturday matinée, June 13

    Saturday evening, June 13

    Sunday matinée, June 14

    Sunday evening, June 14, Dancers' Choice benefit

    initiated by Peter Martins; conceived and supervised by Jenifer Ringer[9] [Spring Repertory 6] [Spring Playbill 18]
      • The Waltz Project excerpt
      • Episodes and Sarcasms excerpt
      • The Sleeping Beauty excerpt

    notes for week seven

      Week eight, June 16–21 A Midsummer Night's Dream

      Tuesday, June 16

      Wednesday, June 17

      Thursday, June 18

      Friday, June 19

      Saturday matinée, June 20

      Saturday evening, June 20

      Sunday matinée, June 21

      [Spring Playbill 19] [Spring Fourth Ring 14]

      notes for week eight

      1. 1 2 Jenifer Ringer replaced Wendy Whelan in the divertissement.
      2. 1 2 Troy Schumacher replaced Sean Suozzi in the rôle of Puck.

      notes for Spring

      Summer Saratoga Springs

      Week one, July 7–11

      Week two, July 14–18

      Fall tour, Bunkamura, Tokyo

      Footnotes

      1. ↑ City Ballet's winter gala is held in November of the year preceding; The Nutcracker is danced between the gala and the beginning of the repertory season in January,
      2. ↑ Casting becomes available a week or two before performance and is subject to change right up to curtain time.
      3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 first time in rôle
      4. 1 2 3 guest artists
      5. 1 2 3 world premiere
      6. 1 2 NYC rôle debut
      7. ↑ apprentice
      8. 1 2 3 4 guest artist
      9. ↑ All performers in Dancers' Choice appeared for the first time in the rôles which they danced.

      Playbill, NYCB 2009

        Fourth Ring talks also known as First Position discussions

          Repertory Week, Winter 2009

            Studio talks

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