New York City Ballet: Masters at Work

The critics were spot-on when they said that New York City Ballet: Masters at Work is the biggest must-see of this fall, whether you're a balletomane, a casual theatergoer, or just somebody looking for a special evening out - enjoy this stunning New York City Ballet production for as little as $165 USD per person this fall.

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From the company's awe-inspiring technical proficiency to the elaborate choreography; from the graciousness at its very best to the unsurpassed artistry, from the magical storytelling at the core of the performance to the flawless strength and control, from the perfect synchronization to the copious amounts of energy - New York City Ballet is for certain a rare gem.

Masters at Work I presents three strikingly different ballets from the company's co-founding choreographers George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins. The program features Balanchine's frothy classical La Source (set to Léo Delibes) and his spiky black-and-white The Four Temperaments (set to Paul Hindemith), followed by Robbins' comedic masterpiece The Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody), which brings quirky concertgoers to life with Chopin's piano music.

The ballet company is praised around the globe for its finesse, artistry, precision and expressiveness - from the most adept and experienced principal dancers to those making their debuts - and is especially well known for boasting the perfect mixture of soft and fluid and sharp and athletic. Every move is filled with pure perfection; hair-raising choreography is brought to life with distinction; and with gracefulness on the forefront, the wondrous beauty of ballet is once again claiming the throne in New York.

Even when referring to all the enhancements - from sensational hand-sewn costumes to gorgeous hand-painted sets, from the effective and sensitive lighting designs to the glorious music performed live by the NYCB Orchestra at the core of it all - New York City Ballet: Masters at Work has it all and then some.

The Best Ballet in New York

New York is known to have an excellent love for world-well known entertainment and the David H. Koch Theater is your go-to for a evening at the theater you won't ever forget!

The David H. Koch Theater, designed by architect Philip Johnson and home to New York City Ballet since 1964, features jewel-like faceted lights, a grand spherical chandelier and a stunning gold-paneled ceiling as part of the prestigious Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts complex.

Thanks to David H. Koch Theater's central location, you'll be spoiled for choice if you want to make a whole evening out of it with a visit to a restaurant or bar nearby before or after the performance; there will be ample safe parking; and you'll find plenty of luxurious accommodation nearby if you decide to stay the night!

Your experience at the David H. Koch Theater will be elevated by the venue's cutting-edge lighting and sound, perfect sight-lines, most prized facilities and its large capacity, with comfortable seats spread across multiple levels.

Due to Tickets are available for a limited time only, so make sure to get yours right now!