Jerome Robbins' In G Major, choreographed for the 1975 Ravel Festival, reflects the influence that a of a tour of the U.S. taken in 1928 had on the French composer, just before he composed his Concerto in G. Incorporating jazzy movements throughout, Robbins' choreography signals "American-ness," an effect (somewhat ironically) enhanced by the colorful costumes designed by French artist Erté. See the bright, winsome In G Major on the Classic NYCB II program, alongside a Justin Peck world premiere

From the iconic West Side Story Suite, to The Cage’s visceral mystery, Jerome Robbins’ choreography continues to excite and astonish audiences. Celebrate his centennial with Robbins 100: MAY 3-20. | New York City Ballet

Winter Replay: The Mistake Waltz in Jerome Robbins' hilariously clever work, The Concert, combines timing with technique to properly convey the "mistakes" in the choreography. Were you able to snag a seat to The Concert this winter? If not, catch Robbins' works this spring on several programs. Explore them all at nycballet.com/spring-2024 | New York City Ballet