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THE JOFFREY BALLET OPENS ITS 70TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON WITH THE U.S. PREMIERE OF LIAM SCARLETT’S CARMEN,SEPTEMBER 18 – 28, 2025
(August 7, 2025 – CHICAGO) The Joffrey Ballet opens its 70th anniversary season with the U.S. Premiere of Liam Scarlett’s Carmen, a tale of love, betrayal, and defiance set within the gritty confines of a cigarette factory in 1930s Spain. Amid the chaos of a nation on the brink of civil war, the uncompromising and seductive Carmen, who insists on loving whom she chooses, meets Don José, whose consuming devotion ignites a blaze of passion and peril. From the choreographer of the critically acclaimed Frankenstein, Scarlett infuses new depth into the timeless story of a woman who dares to live on her own terms. Carmen takes place over two weekends, in ten performances only, at the historic Lyric Opera House, 20 North Upper Wacker Drive, from September 18 – 28, 2025.
In this fiery ballet adaptation of the world’s most popular opera, Scarlett brings new intensity to Carmen, a performance that pulsates with life and ends in tragedy. Set to Georges Bizet’stantalizing score, Scarlett’s Carmen premiered at the Norwegian National Ballet in 2015 and has been praised for its rich, raucous, and profoundly moving portrayal of passion, betrayal, and emotional unraveling.
Scarlett’s signature focus on evocative storytelling is matched by the striking designs of award-winning British designer Jon Bausor. Internationally recognized for his ability to create atmospheric, emotionally resonant worlds, Bausor’s raw, industrial set and expressive costumes amplify the drama and intensity of the classic story, transforming the stage into a tempest of desire and destruction.
“It’s a privilege to open our season with the U.S. premiere of Liam Scarlett’s Carmen, an evocative and theatrical masterwork,” said Ashley Wheater MBE, The Mary B. Galvin Artistic Director.“Carmen is fearless—magnetic, passionate, and impossible to contain. Liam’s choreography demands both physical rigor and emotional depth, pushing our artists to their fullest potential and captivating audiences in the process. This production sets the tone for a powerful season.”
“There’s never been a better time to experience the Joffrey,” said Greg Cameron,President and CEO. “After a record-breaking season, we begin our 70th anniversary and 30th year in Chicago with boldness and momentum. Carmen lights the fuse for a season that defines who we are: a Company in motion, reaching beyond expectations. This year, we step into a new chapter at the Lyric Opera House, one defined by scale, ambition, and vision. It’s a threshold moment for the Joffrey and for our city.”
Carmen features live music performed by the Lyric Opera Orchestra, conducted by Scott Speck,Music Director of The Joffrey Ballet.
Special thanks to Carmen Production Sponsors, Holly Palmer Foundation and Max Mara.
Tickets and Schedule The Joffrey Ballet presents Liam Scarlett’s Carmen from Thursday, September 18-Sunday, September 28, 2025; the full performance schedule is as follows: Thursday, September 18 at 7:30PM; Friday, September 19 at 7:30PM; Saturday, September 20 at 2:00PM and 7:30PM; Sunday, September 21 at 2:00PM; Thursday, September 25 at 7:30PM; Friday, September 26 at 7:30PM; Saturday, September 27 at 2:00PM and 7:30PM; and Sunday, September 28 at 2:00PM.
The Joffrey Ballet is the only official seller with the best prices. Be aware of ticket re-sellers offering overpriced or invalid tickets. Tickets are available for purchase at the Lyric Opera Box Office, located at 20 N. Upper Wacker Dr., by telephone at 312.386.8905, or online at joffrey.org.
About The Joffrey Ballet The Joffrey Ballet is one of the premier dance companies in the world today, with a reputation for boundary-breaking performances for 70 years. The Joffrey repertoire is an extensive collection of all-time classics, modern masterpieces, and original works.
Founded in 1956 by pioneers Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino, the Joffrey remains dedicated to artistic expression, innovation, and first-rate education and engagement programming. The Joffrey Ballet continues to thrive under The Mary B. Galvin Artistic Director Ashley Wheater MBE and President and CEO Greg Cameron.
The Joffrey Ballet is grateful for the support of its 2025–2026 70th Anniversary Season Sponsors: The Abbott Fund, Alphawood Foundation Chicago, Daniel and Pamella DeVos Foundation, Gallagher, The Florian Fund, Anne L. Kaplan, and Robert and Penelope Steiner Family Foundation.
Live Music Sponsors Sandy and Roger Deromedi, Sage Foundation, and The Marina and Arnold Tatar Fund for Live Music. The Joffrey also acknowledges our Season Partners: ATHLETICO and Chicago Athletic Clubs.
For more information on The Joffrey Ballet and its programs, visitjoffrey.org. Connect with the Joffrey on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
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Image: The Joffrey Ballet presents the US Premiere of Liam Scarlett’s Carmen, Photo by Carolyn McCabe
THE JOFFREY BALLETOPENS 2024-25 SEASON WITH THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE OF CATHY MARSTON’S ATONEMENT Marston’s Atonement is the first-ever stage adaptation of Ian McEwan’s best-selling book
It is my greatest pleasure to share the press release for the upcoming season opening ballet ATONEMENT! By now you know I’ve been obsessed with The Joffrey Ballet since they first preformed in Chicago and how exciting that they call Chicago home…making us beyond proud. Always cutting edge…always innovative with their varied repertoire. This production a not to be missed experience! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
RELEASE….
September 5, 2024 – CHICAGO) The Joffrey Ballet boldly opens its 2024-25 season with the highly anticipated North American premiere of Cathy Marston’s poignant interpretation of Ian McEwan’s 2001 novel-turned-Academy Award®-winning film Atonement. The full-length narrative ballet follows Briony Tallis, revealed in the book as its author and now portrayed as a celebrated choreographer, as she grapples with the haunting echoes of her past through a breathtaking dance of redemption.The first-ever stage adaptation of McEwan’s best-selling book, Atonement will be presented at the historic Lyric Opera House, 20 North Upper Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago, in ten performances only, fromOctober 17–27, 2024.
This production received its World Premiere in April 2024 by Ballett Zürich, the company in which Marston serves as Ballet Director and Chief Choreographer.
“When Cathy approached me with her vision to create the first-ever stage adaptation of Atonement, we agreed that this would be an unforgettable narrative to experience through the lens of dance and that the Joffrey would be the perfect match for its North American debut,” said The Mary B. Galvin Artistic Director Ashley Wheater MBE. “Playing to the strengths of our Company Artists to convey complicated characters, such as the story’s protagonist Briony, Atonement sets the stage for a commanding season ahead, encouraging Chicago audiences to see themselves in ever more complex ways.”
“Opening our 69th season with the North American premiere of Marston’s Atonement reflects the Joffrey’s avant-garde approach to sharing ambitious, bold narratives,” addedActing CEO Deputy Director and Chief Financial Officer Shari Massey. “This production marks the second time the Company has mounted a full-length ballet with an original score. New works are essential for the evolution of our art form, and with Cathy and Ashley at the forefront, I couldn’t be more excited for Chicago to witness what’s in store.”
Marston’s adaptation unfolds the tragic love story of Briony’s older sister, Cecilia, against the historical backdrop of 1935 England to explore the intricate layers of societal norms and the enduring impact of a single lie. Enveloped in Laura Rossi’s evocative musical score, with dynamic choreography portraying the complexities of self-deception, the transformation of memory, and the weight of guilt, Atonement shares an emotionally charged experience with a startling twist finale that will linger in the soul.
A production in two acts, Atonement features a creative team with costumes by Bregje van Balen (former dancer with Nederlands Dance Theatre), stage design by Michael Levine, and lighting by Martin Gebhardt.
Marston has received worldwide critical praise for her compelling and elegant narrative-driven ballets that both brilliantly capture and thoughtfully adapt some of the most influential novels in recent history.Atonement will be the fifth work by Marston that The Joffrey Ballet has performed; past productions include Jane Eyre in 2019, Of Mice and Men and Heimat in 2022, and the dance film Bertha in 2021.
Atonement is a co-production with Ballett Zürich andfeatures live music performed by the Lyric Opera Orchestra, conducted by Scott Speck, Music Director of The Joffrey Ballet.
With gratitude to Atonement Commissioning Sponsors: Producing Sponsors Anne L. Kaplan and Denise Littlefield Sobel; Presenting Sponsors Lorna Ferguson and Terry Clark, Rudolf Nureyev Fund at The Joffrey Ballet, Mr. and Mrs. Joel V. Williamson; and Production Sponsors Holly Palmer Foundation, Max Mara, and Jon and Eleanor DeMoss.
The 2024-25 Joffrey Ballet season continues with the return of Christopher Wheeldon’sThe Nutcracker, December 6–28, 2024, followed by Golden Hour,February 20–March 2, 2025, with original work by Dani Rowe and Yuri Possokhov, accompanied by pieces from frequent Joffrey collaborators Nicolas Blanc and Cathy Marston. Closing out the season is a not-to-be-missed highlight of the year—plunge down the rabbit hole into the fantastical world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, where two-time Tony Award®-winner Christopher Wheeldon brings Lewis Carroll’s fantastical world to life with instantly recognizable characters such as the high-strung Queen of Hearts, the entrancing Caterpillar, and the tap-dancing Mad Hatter, June 5–15, 2025.
Tickets and Schedule
The Joffrey Ballet presents Cathy Marston’s Atonement Thursday, October 17–Sunday, October 27, 2024;the full performance schedule is as follows: Thursday, October 17 at 7:30PM; Friday, October 18 at 7:30PM; Saturday, October 19 at 2:00PM and 7:30PM; Sunday, October 20 at 2:00PM; Thursday, October 24 at 7:30PM; Friday, October 25 at 7:30PM; Saturday, October 26 at 2:00PM and 7:30PM; and Sunday, October 27 at 2:00PM.
Single tickets start at $36 and are available for purchase at Lyric Opera Box Office located at
20 N. Upper Wacker Dr. and by telephone at 312.386.8905, or online at joffrey.org.
About The Joffrey Ballet
The Joffrey Ballet is one of the premier dance companies in the world today, with a reputation for boundary-breaking performances for over 68 years. The Joffrey repertoire is an extensive collection of all-time classics, modern masterpieces, and original works.
Founded in 1956 by pioneers Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino, the Joffrey remains dedicated to artistic expression, innovation, and first-rate education and engagement programming. The Joffrey Ballet continues to thrive under The Mary B. Galvin Artistic Director Ashley Wheater MBE and President and CEO Greg Cameron.
The Joffrey Ballet is grateful for the support of its 2024-2025 Season Sponsors: Abbott Fund, Alphawood Foundation Chicago, Daniel and Pamella DeVos Foundation, The Florian Fund, Gallagher, Anne L. Kaplan, and Live Music Sponsors: Sandy and Roger Deromedi, Sage Foundation, Robert and Penelope Steiner Family Foundation, and The Marina and Arnold Tatar Fund for Live Music. The Joffrey also acknowledges Season Partners: Chicago Athletic Clubs, and Athletico Physical Therapy, official provider of physical therapy for The Joffrey Ballet.
For more information on The Joffrey Ballet and its programs, visit joffrey.org. Connect with the Joffrey on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Image: Joffrey Company Artists Amanda Assucena, Alberto Velazquez, and Lucia Connolly. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
I wanted to share this information with you…by now, you know I’m obsessed with our beloved Joffrey Ballet. This is a not to be missed event…get your tickets today!
BEYOND BORDERS KICKS OFF THE 2022-2023 SEASON Fernando Duarte and Hansel Jeong…photo by Cheryl Mann
By now you are aware that I adore The Joffrey Ballet, interesting factoidwe began our careers in the same year…1956, The Joffrey in New Yorkand me in Chicago. I fell in love with them the first time they came to Chicago, many years ago and my delight that they now call Chicago home! Now imagine my excitement when I received the lengthy press release for the beyond enticing announcement of their 2022-2023 season! I am sharing the entire release below, and, yes, I do know it’s a lot of information but want you to get these dates on your calendar and get your season tickets NOW! But wait there is more just in case you aren’t aware of what is happening before Beyond Borders kicks off its 2022-2023 season October 12th.
Its spring program which includes the world-premiere adaptation of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men by choreographer Cathy Marston (featuring an original composition by Academy Award®-nominated composer Thomas Newman), and the Joffrey premiere of Serenade by dance pioneer George Balanchine, presented during the Joffrey’s first-ever season at the historic Lyric Opera House in downtown Chicago at 20 North Upper Wacker Drive, in 10 performance only, April 27–May 8, 2022. And Don Quixote, a family-friendly ballet full of bravery, fantasy, and love, Yuri Possokhov’s fresh interpretation of this revered ballet classic centers on Don Quixote, an aging and eccentric nobleman, who imagines himself to be a valiant knight. With his trusted sidekick Sancho Panza in tow, Quixote embarks on a humorous and fateful journey, ready to breathe life into a world where windmills become monsters and adventure awaits beyond the horizon. Performances June 2-12, choreography by Yuri Possokhov, music by Ludwig Mingus.
DON QUIXOTE Amanda Assucena as Kitri. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
67th Season Highlights Include:
Chicago Premiere of John Neumeier’s The Little Mermaid
The Return of Vespertine by Liam Scarlett and Suite Saint-Saëns by Gerald Arpino
World Premiere from Choreographer Chanel DaSilva
The Return of Yuri Possokhov’s Blockbuster Anna Karenina and Christopher Wheeldon’s Holiday Classic The Nutcracker
Plus
World Premiere of Rita Finds Home, Joffrey’s New Family-Friendly Ballet from Choreographer Amy Hall Garner, Author Karla Estela Rivera, Illustrator Elisa Chavarri
New Works from Choreographers Cathy Marston and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, in Collaboration with Chicago Symphony Orchestra
The Return of Winning Works at the MCA Chicago
All season performances take place at Lyric Opera House in downtown Chicago at 20 North Upper Wacker Drive. All programs throughout the season feature live music performed by Lyric Opera Orchestra,conductedby Scott Speck, Music Director of The Joffrey Ballet.
“March 14, 2022 (Chicago) – Ashley Wheater MBE, The Mary B. Galvin Artistic Directorof The Joffrey Ballet,today announces the Joffrey’s 2022–2023 Season at Lyric Opera House, featuring a world premiere from a rising choreographic star, a revival from a Joffrey icon, the return of a Joffrey blockbuster, and a full-length story ballet of such grand scale that it is rarely seen in the United States. The Joffrey Ballet begins its 67th season with Beyond Borders, October 12–23, 2022, a mixed program that pays tribute to the Joffrey’s maverick legacy with works by artists of its past and present. It includes an original work from choreographer Chanel DaSilva (creator of the Joffrey world premiere Swing Low, featured during the Joffrey’s 2021–2022 Season), and returning works by choreographerLiam Scarlett and Joffrey co-founder GeraldArpino. Soon after, the Joffrey celebrates the return of Christopher Wheeldon’s magical production of The Nutcracker, December 3–27, 2022, followed by the remount of Yuri Possokhov’s blockbuster Anna Karenina, winner of the 2019 “Oscars of Dance” Benois de la Danse International Prize for Best Choreography, February 15–26, 2023. Closing the season in glorious fashion is the long-awaited Chicago premiere of John Neumeier’shauntingly beautiful interpretation of The Little Mermaid, soon to be the largest production ever mounted by The Joffrey Ballet,April 19–April 30, 2023.
“Over the last several years, the Joffrey has striven to curate performances that speak to our ambitions, provide a voice to rising choreographic talent, and reach audiences everywhere,” said Wheater. “The Joffrey’s 67th season not only highlights inspiring new works from artists like Chanel DaSilva and classics like the Joffrey’s own Gerald Arpino, paired with grand story ballets by two giants of the art form in Yuri Possokhov and John Neumeier, but also new commissions from Cathy Marston and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, and an original family-friendly ballet from Amy Hall Garner that is designed to assemble easily in neighborhoods and on stages across Chicago and beyond. We are committed to artistic excellence and a Joffrey for All, part of our mission to ensure that dance is for everyone. My hope is that this coming year shows the extent of that commitment.”
“The Joffrey mission and Ashley’s artistic vision remain at the forefront of the field,” added Greg Cameron, President and CEO of the Joffrey. “We have embraced the idea of community, much like our founder, Robert Joffrey, who believed that dance was a universal language that spoke to everyone. This season, we bring Chicago exceptional works of art that demonstrate the Joffrey’s standing among the great dance companies of the world, but also our intention to be collaborative and impactful partners in the Chicago community and beyond. As Mr. Joffrey himself once said of this company, ‘Classical ballet is our core, but it is not our circumference.’ That sentiment rings true today more than ever.”
Beyond Borders, October 12–23, 2022
“Classical ballet is our core, but it is not our circumference.” –Robert Joffrey
The Joffrey begins its 2022–2023 season with a mixed program that celebrates the company’s maverick legacy with works by artists of the Joffrey’s past and present, including Joffrey icon and co-founder Gerald Arpino, choreographer Liam Scarlett, and choreographer Chanel DaSilva, creator of the Joffrey world premiere Swing Low.
The full program is as follows:
Suite Saint-Saëns Choreography: Gerald Arpino | Music: Camille Saint-Saëns
Joffrey co-founder Arpino’s Suite Saint-Saëns weaves classical movement with the late choreographer’s signature neo-classical style of speed, energy, and quality. With its dappled lighting and lilting score, this American masterwork was once described by choreographer Agnes DeMille as like “standing in a flight of meteors.” Learn more about Gerald Arpino here.
DaSilva returns for a second original creation, following her 2021 critically acclaimed company debut,Swing Low (described by the Chicago Tribune as a “tour de force”). One of the most in-demand artists working today, DaSilva brings her storytelling prowess back to Chicago for another sure-to-be-glorious world premiere. Learn more about Chanel DaSilva here.
Vespertine
Choreography: Liam Scarlett | Music: Bjarte Eike, John Dowland, Arcangelo Corelli, Francesco Geminiani
Scarlett takes inspiration from Baroque era classics in this hypnotic performance of expert lyricism and elegance. Illuminated under the subtle glow of crystal chandeliers, with chic costumes designed by Scarlett himself, Vespertine puts a modern twist on the romantic era of the late 18th century. Learn more about Liam Scarlett here.
Magic is on the horizon for young Marie and the Nutcracker Prince, thanks to a visit from the charming but mysterious Great Impresario. At the stroke of midnight on a snowy Christmas Eve, when the lines between fantasy and reality blur together, Marie sets out on an unforgettable journey through Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair, a marvel of sights, sounds, and enchantment. This annual holiday tradition celebrates the magic of the season and the rich cultural heritage of Chicago.
A ballet in two acts set to Tchaikovsky’s classic score, The Nutcracker features an award-winning creative team, including Tony Award®-nominatedset and costume designerJulian Crouch, Caldecott Medal Award-winning author Brian Selznick, Obie and Drama Desk award-winning puppeteer Basil Twist, Tony Award®-winning lighting designer Natasha Katz and Tony Award®-winning projection designer Ben Pearcy/59 Productions. Learn more about Christopher Wheeldon here.
The Nutcracker is presentedin 25 performances, December 3–27, 2022.
With gratitude to The Nutcracker Commissioning Sponsors: Margot and Josef Lakonishok, Searle Funds at The Chicago Community Trust, Hancher Auditorium, University of Iowa, and the many “Believers”.
Anna Karenina, February 15–26, 2023
ANNA KARENINA Victoria Jaiani and Alberto Velazquez photo by Cheryl Mann
Love is all-consuming for the beautiful but married Anna, who finds herself caught in a life-changing affair with the dashing Count Vronsky. Set in the late 19th century of Imperial Russia, Possokhov’s immersive adaptation—winner of the 2019 “Oscars of Dance” Benois de la Danse International Prize for Best Choreography—returns to the Joffrey for the first time since its successful world premiere in 2019. This blockbuster ballet, based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy, features an original composition by award-winning composer Ilya Demutsky, costumes and sets by Emmy-Award-winning designer Tom Pye, and lighting by famed designer David Finn. Learn more about Yuri Possokhov here.
Choreography: Yuri Possokhov | Original Score: Ilya Demutsky
Anna Karenina is presentedin 10 performances, February 15–26, 2023.
With gratitude to Anna Karenina Commissioning Sponsors: Producing Sponsors Margot and Josef Lakonishok and NIB Foundation; Major Sponsors Lorna Ferguson and Terry Clark, Nancy and Sanfred Koltun, Mr. and Mrs. Joel V. Williamson, The Walter E. Heller Foundation, JHL Capital Group, Jane Ellen Murray Foundation, Diane and John Patience, Poetry Foundation, Rudolf Nureyev Fund at The Joffrey Ballet; and Sponsors Mary Jo and Doug Basler, Ethel and William Gofen, Bill and Orli Staley Foundation, and the Australian Consulate-General in Chicago.
The Little Mermaid, April 19–30, 2023 Choreography: John Neumeier | Original Score: Lera Auerbach
Chicago Premiere
A gripping tableau of shadows and colors, Neumeier’s beautifully haunting interpretation of Hans Christian Andersen’s 1837 fairytale follows the tormented mermaid heroine on a journey between the divergent worlds of land and sea—one utterly complex, the other magnificently serene. With sets and costumes of the grandest scale, this fantastical love story, based on Andersen’s original and decidedly complex themes, makes its long-awaited Chicago debut. Learn more about John Neumeier, Director and Chief Choreographer of The Hamburg Ballet, here. Not recommended for children ages 12 and under.
The Little Mermaid is presented in 10 performances, April 19–30, 2023. Special thanks to The Little Mermaid Production Sponsor Pamela Crutchfield.
New Commissions and Premieres in 2022
The Joffrey is also proud to announce three forthcoming world premieres in the summer and fall of 2022: the world premiere of Rita Finds Home, a new family-friendly ballet from the creative teamAmy Hall Garner (featured choreographer of the Joffrey’s Winning Works Choreographic Competition in 2011), author Karla Estela Rivera, and illustrator Elisa Chavarri; and two commissioned world premieres from choreographers Cathy Marston, choreographer of the Joffrey world premiere Of Mice and Men, and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, choreographer of the original Joffrey creation Mammatus, in collaboration with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Rita Finds Home, a collaborative project between the Joffrey and Miami City Ballet, makes its debut at the Navy Pier Lake Stage, July 9–10, 2022, with additional free presentations throughout the summer; times and dates for the Joffrey’s collaboration with the CSO are to be announced.
More information for both performances will be released at a later date.
Special thanks to Rita Finds Home Commissioning Sponsors: Denise Littlefield Sobel, The Pritzker Foundation, Lorna Ferguson and Terry Clark, Greg Cameron and Greg Thompson, Dr. Rebecca L. Sherrick, Fry Foundation with Amina Dickerson, Chicago Park District, the National Endowment for the Arts; and to Courtney Shea for supporting the creation of new work by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa and Cathy Marston.
THE LYRIC OPERA HOUSE THE NEW HOME OF THE JOFFREY BALLET
Tickets and Subscriptions for the Joffrey’s 2022–2023 Season Performances
Single tickets for the October, February and April performances, as well as The Nutcracker, will be available starting August 1, 2022. Single tickets are available at The Joffrey Ballet’s official Box Office located in the lobby of 10 East Randolph Street, by telephone at 312.386.8905 or online at joffrey.org.
All performances subject to change
About The Joffrey Ballet
The Joffrey Ballet is one of the premier dance companies in the world today, with a reputation for boundary-breaking performances for more than 65 years. The Joffrey repertoire is an extensive collection of all-time classics, modern masterpieces, and original works.
Founded in 1956 by pioneers Robert Joffrey and Gerald Arpino, the Joffrey remains dedicated to artistic expression, innovation, and first-rate education and engagement programming. The Joffrey Ballet continues to thrive under The Mary B. Galvin Artistic Director Ashley Wheater MBE and President and CEO Greg Cameron.
The Joffrey Ballet is grateful for the support of its 2022–2023 Season Sponsors: Abbott Fund, Alphawood Foundation Chicago, Daniel and Pamella DeVos Foundation, The Florian Fund, Anne L. Kaplan, Nancy and Sanfred Koltun and Live Music Sponsors Sandy and Roger Deromedi, Sage Foundation, and The Marina and Arnold Tatar Fund for Live Music. The Joffrey also acknowledges our Season Partners Chicago Athletic Clubs and Athletico Physical Therapy, official provider of physical therapy for The Joffrey Ballet.
For more information on The Joffrey Ballet and its programs, visit joffrey.org. Connect with the Joffrey on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.”
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