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Through March 24 at Abrons Arts Center
The always vivacious downtown company premieres a piece mixing ballet with live D.J.’s and break dancing.
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March 23 through 25 at the Ailey Citigroup Theater
Known for the “Yorkville Nutcracker,” Francis Patrelle’s talented group presents an exciting program featuring guest stars from the New York City and Pacific Northwest Ballets.
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March 25 and 26 at the Guggenheim
The “Works & Process” series at its best; amazing dancers perform three new pieces by Luca Veggetti, with a live chamber score.
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New York City Ballet is on hiatus, making now a perfect time to check out the other great companies around town.
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