
2026-2027 SEASON

CNY BALLET'S 2026–2027 SEASON OF BEAUTY
We are delighted to share CNYB’s Season of Beauty
A mix of children’s ballets, classics, and
brand new contemporary and neoclassical works.
The season builds from a magical narrated Beauty and the Beast with original choreography by Claire Solis, original music by David Goldstein, brand new costumes, and ASL interpretation in October, to CNYB's third annual Nutcracker in December, to Love Stories in February, and a stunning Sleeping Beauty Suite in April.
Love Stories celebrates the month of love by exploring the many forms that love can take throughout our lives - how it appears, evolves, and changes over time - showcasing excerpts from classics alongside new contemporary works created for the company by Arthur Sicilia and other choreographers.
Culminating in a sumptuous Sleeping Beauty, the season promises all of the artistry and excellence that are the hallmarks of CNY Ballet.
2026-2027 Seasons Subscriptions on Sale Here
The best way to experience CNY Ballet is a season subscription.
Season tickets to 2 productions 10% off.
Season tickets to 3-4 productions 15% off.
Groups of ten or more 10% off.
To buy season tickets click here
Groups of 10 or more please email info@cnyballet.com
Individual tickets for all season productions also
Now on Sale!
See below for more information.
October 10-11 sold out!

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
A magical ballet adaptation of Beauty and the Beast brings a timeless tale of love and transformation to life through stunning professional classical ballet, enchanting visual storytelling, and gorgeous original music by composer David Goldstein. All performances are narrated in English and signed in American Sign Language.
Choreographed by Claire Solis, Beauty and the Beast is an experience for the entire family!
October 10-11, 2026 and October 17-18, 2026
CNYB Black Box Theater, Spencer Street Studios
Select number of tickets available at no cost for community members in need and discounted tickets for members of the military and first responders. Please email: info@cnyballet.com.

LOVE STORIES
New Works and Excerpts from
Classical Ballet Love Stories
Come celebrate the month of love with us as we explore the many forms love can take throughout our lives - how it appears, evolves, and changes over time. Experience not only romantic love, but also familial and other relationships through which we feel love and loss. Showcasing excerpts from classics alongside brand new contemporary works created for the company by choreographers including Syracuse native choreographer and dancer Arthur Sicilia, soloist, Tanzlinz, Landestheater Linz, Austria. Love Stories will also feature excerpts from the acclaimed Ronn Guidi’s Trois Gymnopedis set on the company by repetiteur Ron Theile, former principal dancer and choreographer with Oakland Ballet.
February 27-28, 2027
Hosmer Auditorium, Everson Museum of Art

THE NUTCRACKER
With CNY Ballet’s third annual Nutcracker, travel with Clara on her enchanted adventure into the magic Kingdom of Snow and Land of the Sweets and be dazzled with bravura dancing and holiday delight for all.
December 19-20, 2026
Goldstein Auditorium, Syracuse University
Select number of tickets available at no cost for community members in need and discounted tickets for members of the military and first responders. Please email: info@cnyballet.com.

SLEEPING BEAUTY SUITE
CNYB's new Sleeping Beauty Suite delves deep into this classic tale of destiny, resilience, and love with gorgeous music, choreography, and costumes. Prepare to be delighted and immersed in
sumptuous pageantry!
April 10-11, 2027
CNYB Black Box Theater, Spencer Street Studios
Discounted Tickets For Those In Need
We always reserve a select number of tickets at no cost for community members in need, including those who receive SNAP, Child Care Subsidy, or WIC. We also provide discounted tickets to members of the military and first responders. For discounts or no-fee tickets, or to purchase a ticket for a community member in need, please email: info@cnyballet.com. Thank you.
