Ratmansky, Alexei

Alexei Ratmansky Unleashes the Pain of the War in Ukraine at NYC Ballet

In “Solitude,” a stellar, haunting work that had its premiere on Thursday, New York City Ballet’s artist in residence brings a photograph to life.

Haunted by War in Ukraine, a Choreographer Steps Into New York City Ballet

Alexei Ratmansky, arguably the most important ballet choreographer today, has made a deeply personal first work as artist in residence that reflects his Ukrainian roots.

At Ballet Theater, a Thrilling Puck and a Moment to Take Stock

Jake Roxander’s soaring Puck in “The Dream” was the highlight of American Ballet Theater’s final two programs this fall, the first season programmed by Susan Jaffe.

Standing (and Dancing) Strong at New York City Ballet

A flurry of debuts. The return of Sara Mearns. Performances that lingered after the curtain fell. Here are the highlights from a packed spring season.

An Ad Hoc Ukrainian Ballet Troupe Settles Into Life in The Hague

The dancers in the United Ukrainian Ballet have found a home in the Netherlands. This week the company makes its U.S. debut in Alexei Ratmansky’s “Giselle.”