In May of 2023, American Ballet Theatre returns “home” to Lincoln to present its acclaimed production of the breathtaking “Giselle,” featuring ABT’s full company of nearly 100 of the ...

American Ballet Theatre (ABT) returns to the Lied Center this May to present two performances of its universally acclaimed production of the heartbreaking romance Giselle.

Catherine Hurlin made her first Lincoln appearance with American Ballet Theatre two years ago, n front of 6,000 people in Pioneers Park. Wednesday, Hurlin , for the first time will ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - The American Ballet Theatre, one of the world’s most famous ballet companies is back in Lincoln. Tonight is the last performance of their production of ‘Giselle’. The ...

"Giselle" is a classic from the American Ballet Theatre repertoire, but this season will also include several new works, including the much-anticipated world premiere of "ZigZag," by the company's ...

Betsy McBride, soloist with American Ballet Theatre, performs in the title role of Giselle while Harrison James, principal dancer with The National Ballet of Canada, dances the role of Albrecht.

When American Ballet Theatre graces the stage of Chicago's Auditorium Theatre in two weeks, the troupe will be performing one of the most popular of the romantic ballets. The company will perform ...

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The American Ballet Theatre company announced Monday it will be bringing its latest production, "Giselle," to the Durham Performing Arts Center.

American Ballet Theatre summer 2025 tickets As of now, 34 performances remain on ABT’s Metropolitan Opera House schedule for the season. We’ve listed all of them by show name, date, start time ...

The ballet company will be accompanied by the Sarasota Orchestra led by guest conductor Ormsby Wilkins, who has been the music director of American Ballet Theatre since 2005.

Anne Benna Sims was the first African-American ballerina to sign a contract with the American Ballet Theatre, and she was inspired by the artistry of Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn in "Giselle".