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I.D.E.A

October 2026

A Different Kind of Ghost Story: Indigenous Traditions Across Latin America

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a photo essay of Preston Singletary’s Tlingit-inspired sets, masks, and costumes for PNB’s The Sleeping Beauty.

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I.D.E.A

October 2026

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day at PNB

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a photo essay of Preston Singletary’s Tlingit-inspired sets, masks, and costumes for PNB’s The Sleeping Beauty.

Life at PNB

October 2026

Nutcracker “Grow Ups”

See PNB Company dancers in childhood Nutcracker roles, from Party Children to Clara, alongside their roles in George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker today.

A screenshot from the 1909 Biograph film Edgar Allan Poe, featuring actor Herbert Yost as Poe.

Inside the Production

October 2026

“The Raven” in Pop Culture

From The Simpsons to the Baltimore Ravens, see how Poe’s The Raven lives on in pop culture before Principal Dancer Kyle Davis’ ballet at GHOST STORIES.

PNB Company dancers in Alejandro Cerrudo’s Silent Ghost, photo © Angela Sterling.

Performances

October 2026

Press Release: La Sonnambula, The Raven, Silent Ghost, PACOPEPEPLUTO

See Balanchine’s Serenade live at PNB, Sept 25–Oct 4, 2026, paired with Ratmansky’s Pictures at an Exhibition and a world premiere. Get tickets now.

PNB Company dancers in Serenade, choreography by George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust, photo © Angela Sterling.

Director's Notebook //
Inside the Production

September 2026

Artistic Director’s Notebook: Serenade, Pictures at an Exhibition, Pages

Peter Boal previews PNB’s historically restaged Giselle, from Doug Fullington and Marian Smith’s research to Jérôme Kaplan’s sets and costumes.

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Life at PNB

September 2026

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at PNB

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Latin American choreographers at PNB, from José Limón to Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, with videos of their work.

PNB dancers performing in Serenade.

Performances

September 2026

Serenade by the Numbers

See Balanchine’s Serenade live at PNB, Sept 25–Oct 4, 2026, paired with Ratmansky’s Pictures at an Exhibition and a world premiere. Get tickets now.

PNB Company dancers in Serenade, choreography by George Balanchine © The George Balanchine Trust, photo © Angela Sterling.

Performances

August 2026

Press Release: Serenade, Pictures at an Exhibition, Pages

See Balanchine’s Serenade live at PNB, Sept 25–Oct 4, 2026, paired with Ratmansky’s Pictures at an Exhibition and a world premiere. Get tickets now.

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Summer Intensive

August 2026

Summer Course 2026 by the Numbers

241 dancers, 35 states, 6 countries: see the stats behind PNB School’s 2026 Summer Course, one of the country’s top ballet intensives.

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