Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s legendary musical, which runs backwards in time from 1976 to 1955, examines the lives of three people whose friendship is tested by time, events, ambition and fate.

Five years after its world premiere at Segerstrom Center for the Arts and New York City Center, Kings of the Dance returns with an all-new program showcasing the incredible power, athleticism and artistry of today’s most celebrated male ballet stars.

This year’s festival celebrates the tradition of great female choreographers in flamenco.

This season marks the 35th anniversary of the Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg and the company’s long-awaited return to New York.

One-night-only event with stars of the Martha Graham Dance Company, featuring Diana Vishneva in Errand into the Maze and Fang-Yi Sheu in Chronicle.

Prima ballerina Diana Vishneva returns to City Center with Dialogues, a new project from the Mariinsky Theatre, Diana Vishneva Foundation and Ardani Artists, the team that brought us Vishneva’s Beauty in Motion in 2008.

Outcasts yearning for a better life populate the bordellos and flophouses of a 1950s California seaside town in Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Pipe Dream.

Spain’s Corella Ballet returns to New York City Center for a second engagement following several successful U.S. tours.

Capezio celebrates 125 years of excellence with this one-night-only special evening featuring dance legends and stars of stage and screen.

Kurt Peterson and Victoria Mallory, of the original casts of Follies and the Lincoln Center Revival of West Side Story, reunite on stage in New York for the first time in 40 years in When Everything Was Possible, A Concert (with comments). 

Set in the Roaring Twenties, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes follows the madcap adventures of the original “dumb blonde,” Lorelei Lee, as she sets sail for Europe with her best friend Dorothy Shaw.