Stars & Soloists of the New York City Ballet at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus

This outstanding group of 12 soloists from the New York City Ballet led by Benjamin Millepied, the 32 year-old principal dancer and choreographer, bridge the Atlantic for one night only so that we can enjoy the new generation of dancers from America's greatest company. See the Danses Concertantes by the New York City Ballet at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens, Greece, on 2 July as part of the Athens Festival.

Authentic exponents of an important school which expresses itself in terms of energy, articulacy, tempo and the lengthening of lines, they embody excellence. They will be performing works by George Balanchine, the father of American classicism, Jerome Robbins, the other great American choreographer, and the young Benjamin Millepied.

The performances of "Apollo" and "Who Cares?" by Balanchine Ballets® are presented by arrangement with the George Balanchine Trust.

The performances of "Suite of Dances and Other Dances" are performed by permission of the Robbins Rights Trust.

Don't miss the Danses Concertantes by the New York City Ballet at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus in Athens, Greece July 2.