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2020 | 2021 SeasonCobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

Airi Igarashi & Keaton Leier.Photo by Gene Schiavone.

As we prepare for our return to the stage in February 2021, we are working with our venues on the implementation of health and safety standards to protect our patrons, artists, and staff so that we can all come together to delight in the power and joy of dance without reservation.

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Inside the Studio

YURI POSSOKHOV A frequent collaborator with Atlanta Ballet, Yuri Possokhov, returns for the 20 | 21 Season with Firebird. “Combination of dancing and live music, it makes our souls a little elevated,” said Possokov in an interview leading up to his 2017 Firebird premiere. His Classical Symphony and Don Quixote are part of Atlanta Ballet’s repertoire. In the 2018 | 2019 Season, Possokhov created the groundbreaking new Nutcracker on Atlanta Ballet. Photos by Kim Kenney & Jeremy Harwell.

Get to know the choreographers collaborating with Atlanta Ballet this season.

JULIANO NUNES New to Atlanta Ballet, Juliano Nunes will bring his individual interpretation of classical technique to the stage through his world premiere performance created on Atlanta Ballet. Nunes has created pieces for the Royal Ballet of London, Nederlands Dans Theatre 2, and the Mariinsky Theatre, as well as the Netflix series “Tiny Pretty Things.”

CLAUDIA SCHREIER Atlanta Ballet’s newly appointed choreographer-in-residence, Claudia Schreier, returns with her contemporary voice and neoclassical technique creating her second world premiere on the Company. Her ballet for Dance Theatre of Harlem, Passage, is the subject of the 2019 PBS documentary “Dancing on the Shoulders of Giants.”

BRUCE WELLS Bruce Wells began his career with George Balanchine’s New York City Ballet. Wells’ ballets appear in the repertories of multiple companies worldwide. He created Atlanta Ballet 2’s Snow White, Beauty & the Beast and the 19 | 20 Season world premiere The Swan Princess family ballets. His vision for reimagining classic fairy tales creates art that is charming and timeless.

Jonathan Philbert.Photo by Gene Schiavone.

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Firebird

Audiences will enjoy Yuri Possokhov’s Firebird—a sensational performance originally set to close the 19 | 20 Season that will now open our 20 | 21 Season. A world premiere ballet will be presented by Claudia Schreier, whose hypnotic 19 | 20 Season world premiere for Atlanta Ballet, First Impulse, was named a Standout Performance of 2019 by Pointe Magazine.

San Francisco Ballet dancers in Yuri Possokhov’s Firebird.Photo by Eric Tomasson, courtesy of San Francisco Ballet.

FEBRUARY 12–14 , 2021 With the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra Firebirdby Yuri Possokhov

World Premiere by Claudia Schreier

Jackie Nash. Photo by Charlie McCullers.

The season will kick off in February with a pair of powerful & energetic works.

GiselleMARCH 19–21, 2021With the Atlanta Ballet OrchestraSupported by Experience one of ballet’s grand romantic ghost stories—a tale of love, betrayal, madness & passion. Achingly beautiful and tragic, Giselle is an enrapturing masterwork that remains one of the most enduring romantic ballets of all time.

Naomi-Jane Clark.Photo by Charlie McCullers.

Concluding the season with an exuberant finale, the company showcases George Balanchine’s signature style in Stars and Stripes—an all-American masterpiece featuring five sections dubbed as “campaigns” set to John Philip Sousa’s marches, including the popular “Stars and Stripes Forever.” Juliano Nunes will debut a highly-anticipated world premiere performance meant to be part of Atlanta Ballet’s 2019 | 2020 Season finale, now set to close out our 2020 | 2021 Season.

Artists of Ballet West in Stars and Stripes.Katherine Lawrence and Christopher Ruud in Stars and Stripes.

Photos by Luke Isley courtesy of Ballet West.

MAY 14–16 , 2021With the Atlanta Ballet Orchestra

Stars and Stripesby George Balanchine

World Premiereby Juliano Nunes

Stars and Stripes

The May program will be an exuberant celebration grounded in classical technique interpreted and expressed through two different points of view.

Francesca Loi & Keith Reeves Photo by Kim Kenney.

Snow WhiteAPRIL 17–18 , 2021 Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center at City Springs

Choreographed by Bruce Wells, this one-hour ballet version of Snow White follows the young heroine and her prince as they outwit the schemes of the evil queen. Our shortened family version may be designed for our youngest audience members, ages 12 and under, but this magnificent production can be enjoyed by children and adults alike.

This family ballet is the perfect way to introduce children to the joys of dance.

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SNOW WHITESandy Springs Performing Arts Center

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Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center1 Galambos Way | Sandy Springs, GA 30328

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Jonathan Philbert & Fuki Takahashi.Photo by Gene Schiavone.

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