1 Quadrophenia, A Rock Ballet Aims for Teenage Turmoil, Gets Lost in Riptide What better way for the New York City Ballet to begin a new season than with a night of Balanchine/Tschaikovsky ballets ...

Tschaikovsky’s first ballet, which premiered in 1877 at Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre, was a bomb, hobbled by a mediocre choreographer, demanding dancers, cranky musicians, and a conductor who could not ...

Rebecca Krohn dances barefoot in “Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3,” pursued by Zachary Catazaro, in the program’s sentimental finale. Paul Kolnik BALANCHINE and Tschaikovsky — two artists with Russian souls.

In a continuation of the Tschaikovsky Celebration, the 2013 winter season will close with two weeks of performances of Peter Martin s' acclaimed full-length production of Tschaikovsky's The Sleeping ...