American Repertory Ballet

☀️ Our Company dancers are celebrating their summer break with style!

🩰 Madison Elizabeth Egyud teaching at Princeton Ballet School’s Junior Summer Training Program. Photo by Megan Teat Photography
🇮🇹 Jasmine Jasper exploring the mountains of Italy
🐬 Jillian Kramarck jet skiing with dolphins

✨ We can’t wait for our Dancers to be back in the studio this fall preparing for our 2026/27 season—announcement coming soon!

Happy 🇺🇸 Swipe through for some red, white, and blue from our 2025/26 season in honor of ➡️

❤️ Annie Johnson in “At the Heart of It,” choreographed by Michelle Quiner
🤍 Nanako Yamamoto in “Giselle,” choreographed by Ethan Stiefel & Johan Kobborg
💙 Clara Pevel and Anthony Pototski in “Ol’ Timin’,” choreographed by Ethan Stiefel

🩰 Stay tuned for our 2026/27 season announcement—coming this summer!

📸 All photos by Rosalie O’Connor Photography

💥 Happy New (Fiscal) Year! A new chapter begins today—and so does a new opportunity to make an impact.

💫 Your support helps make every performance, scholarship, and community program possible. As we look ahead to another inspiring year, we invite you to be part of what’s next!

✨ Make your first gift of the new fiscal year today and help us continue changing lives through the power of dance.

💙 Donate today at arballet.org/donate or the link in our bio and help us start the year strong.

📸 ARB Dancer Lily Krisko. “Stars and Stripes,” Choreography by George Balanchine, © The George Balanchine Trust. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography.

🩰✨ Dance is for every body ✨🩰

We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to experience the joy of movement. Your support helps keep our Access & Enrichment Programs available to dancers of all abilities 💙

✨ Dance for Parkinson’s provides a welcoming space with live music, creative movement, and community for people with Parkinson’s and their caregivers.

✨ Audrey’s Class offers adaptive dance instruction in a caring, supportive environment that strengthens both body and mind.

These life-changing programs help students build confidence, make friendships, and discover the transformative power of dance.

💙 Please make a tax-deductible gift today to help keep these programs accessible to all.

🔗 Donate today via our link in bio or at arballet.org/donate

✨ As we gear up to announce our 2026/27 season, we couldn’t help but hop on this trend ✨

🩰 Stay tuned for all of our exciting dance programs in New Jersey and beyond—coming soon this summer!

📸 ARB Dancers Andrea Marini and Lily Krisko in “The Nutcracker.” Photo by Megan Teat Photography.

✨ How did DANCE POWER get its name?

💫 When the program began, there was a contest for the inaugural students to name the program themselves, and one student replied: “When I dance, I feel powerful!”

💙 Please make a generous gift today so that DANCE POWER Scholars may continue to attend Princeton Ballet School tuition-free through their senior year in high school.

🔗 Contribute to the power of dance at arballet.org/donate or the link in our bio

📸 1.) DANCE POWER Scholars in 2025. Photo by Megan Teat Photography. 2.) Waiting In The Wings performance at State Theatre New Jersey. Courtesy of ARB archives.

✨ ARB | PBS Performance Season Recap ✨

👻 “Giselle,” Choreography by Ethan Stiefel & Johan Kobborg | ARB Dancer Nanako Yamamoto. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography | NBPAC, October 2025

❄️ “The Nutcracker” | ARB Dancers & PBS Students. Photo by Megan Teat Photography | McCarter Theatre, November 2025

👑 “Cinderella,” Choreography by Samantha Dunster | ARB Dancers Erikka Reenstierna-Cates and Rachel Quiner & PBS Student. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography | NBPAC, March 2026

🌹 “Recuerdos,” Choreography & Performance by ARB Dancer Emily Cordies-Maso. Photo by Megan Teat Photography | Ballet in Bloom Gala, March 2026

🎶 “Chopin Waltzes,” Choreography by Charles Askegard | ARB Dancers Leandro Olcese & Lily Krisko. Photo by Megan Teat Photography | Ballet in Bloom Gala, March 2026

🇺🇸 “Stars and Stripes,” Choreography by George Balanchine, © The George Balanchine Trust | ARB Dancer Lily Krisko. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography | NBPAC, May 2026

❤️ “At the Heart of It,” Choreography by ARB Dancer Michelle Quiner | ARB Dancers featuring Roland Jones, Ryoko Tanaka, and Leandro Olcese. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography | NBPAC, May 2026

💫 “Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux,” Choreography by George Balanchine, © The George Balanchine Trust. | ARB Dancers Clara Pevel and Anthony Pototski. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography | NBPAC, May 2026

🤠 “Ol’ Timin’” Choreography by Artist in Residence Ethan Stiefel | ARB Dancers Madison Elizabeth Egyud and Roland Jones. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography | NBPAC, May 2026

🍎 “Snow White,” Choreography by Artistic Director Samantha Dunster | PBS Students. Photo by Jay Hamilton Photography | NBPAC, May 2026

🦢 “Swan Lake” Pas de Deux | ARB Dancers Seth Koffler and Savannah Quiner. Courtesy of Princeton Symphony Orchestra | The Princeton Festival, June 2026

💫 American Repertory Ballet Dancers are “abundantly talented” according to Broadway World. These professionals also put in the (very hard) work.

🩰 Did you know that pointe shoes cost over $100/pair, and may only last one day during a busy season?

💙 Please make a contribution to help keep our ballerinas en pointe, and get some pretty fantastic donor benefits at the same time!

🔗 Donate today at arballet.org/donate or the link in our bio

📸 ARB Dancer Rachel Quiner in “Paquita,” May 2025. Photo by Rosalie O’Connor Photography.