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Ranch hands Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist meet in 1963 and begin a love that they cannot openly live. Across two decades, marriage, social pressure, separation, and repeated reunions shape their relationship and its tragic aftermath.
Peter Martins created this tribute to Mozart for New York City Ballet's bicentennial commemoration of the composer's death, set to Charles Wuorinen's music incorporating fragments of Mozart piano sonatas K. 231 and K. 283 and music from Don Giovanni.
A ballet made for New York City Ballet's American Music Festival to Charles Wuorinen's eponymous score, commissioned for the occasion.
Haroun’s father Rashid, a storyteller, loses his ability after his wife leaves. Haroun journeys through a fantastic world to help Rashid regain his gift, opposing Khattam-Shud and the politician Snooty Buttoo, who seek to end storytelling and control the world.
Peter Martins's ballet is set to Charles Wuorinen's eponymous commissioned score. It is one of three Wuorinen works for New York City Ballet that refer to scenes in Dante's Divine Comedy.
Ranch hands Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist meet in 1963 and begin a love that they cannot openly live. Across two decades, marriage, social pressure, separation, and repeated reunions shape their relationship and its tragic aftermath.
Peter Martins created this tribute to Mozart for New York City Ballet's bicentennial commemoration of the composer's death, set to Charles Wuorinen's music incorporating fragments of Mozart piano sonatas K. 231 and K. 283 and music from Don Giovanni.
A ballet made for New York City Ballet's American Music Festival to Charles Wuorinen's eponymous score, commissioned for the occasion.
Haroun’s father Rashid, a storyteller, loses his ability after his wife leaves. Haroun journeys through a fantastic world to help Rashid regain his gift, opposing Khattam-Shud and the politician Snooty Buttoo, who seek to end storytelling and control the world.
Peter Martins's ballet is set to Charles Wuorinen's eponymous commissioned score. It is one of three Wuorinen works for New York City Ballet that refer to scenes in Dante's Divine Comedy.