Winter Replay: The Mistake Waltz in Jerome Robbins' hilariously clever work, The Concert, combines timing with technique to properly convey the "mistakes" in the choreography. Were you able to snag a seat to The Concert this winter? If not, catch Robbins' works this spring on several programs. Explore them all at nycballet.com/spring-2024 | New York City Ballet

Interplay was the first ballet Jerome Robbins premiered after his hit Fancy Free. Though technically challenging, Robbins kept the work light by interspersing elements of romance, competition, and play into the choreography. Catch the jazz-infused ballet on the Classic NYCB II program this spring: nycballet.com/classicnycb2spring | New York City Ballet

Jerome Robbins originally choreographed his playful ballet In G Major for NYCB's 1975 Ravel Festival. The composer's Piano Concerto in G Major features jazzy undertones that lend Robbins' choreography a vibrant, youthful feel. Learn more about our upcoming 19-20 season: nycballet.com/1920 | New York City Ballet

Steps to the Season: Jerome Robbins’ Dances at a Gathering can be sweet, touching, or heartrending at times, but it's not without its many moments of levity. In this playful pas de trois, three of the characters come together to have some fun. Experience the joy of Dances at a Gathering this fall: nycballet.com/1920 | New York City Ballet

A testament to Jerome Robbins’ unceasing invention, The Goldberg Variations is a choreographic tour de force that pays homage to Bach’s epic score by unifying the traditions of classical and modern movements in one monumental ballet. Catch this magnificent piece alongside George Balanchine's radiant Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3 on the Masters at Work I program running SEPT 30-OCT 7. | New York City Ballet