New York City Ballet: Taylor Stanley Farewell
About This Event
Taylor Stanley, a principal with New York City Ballet whose repertory is shaped by Balanchine and Robbins, gives his farewell at New York City Ballet. Known for moving between classical form and contemporary speed with clean attack and musical precision, he appears with the company in a program that closes a chapter in a career closely tied to the company's Lincoln Center stage.
About the Artists
New York City Ballet
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the New York City Ballet, a cornerstone of the city's vibrant cultural landscape. Established in 1948 by visionary choreographer George Balanchine alongside Lincoln Kirstein, this iconic ballet company is celebrated for its innovative choreography and artistic excellence.
Taylor Stanley
Taylor Stanley is an American ballet dancer and a principal with New York City Ballet, where his work is closely tied to the company’s stage at Lincoln Center. He has built a repertory shaped by Balanchine and Robbins, moving between classical form and contemporary speed without changing the tone of the line.