2021/2022 Season > Photo Gallery > 2014/2015 Sech Tanze 2015 Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Julie Cinquemani & Christopher McDaniel Julie Cinquemani & Britta Lazenga with Christopher McDaniel and Zachary Guthier Britta Lazenga & Zachary Guthier LAB Ensemble Kylián / Mozart Previous Gallery Next Gallery All photos by Reed Hutchinson Click on image for a fullscreen presentation.

2021/2022 Season > Dancers > ​ Kate Inoue Hometown Rancho Palos Verdes Schools Professional Division Pacific Northwest Ballet, Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet School, Palos Verdes Ballet School Companies ​ Los Angeles Ballet 3rd Season Next Dancer Previous Dancer

2021/2022 Season > Dancers > ​ Julianne Kinasiewicz Hometown Portage, Indiana Schools School of American Ballet, Ruth Page School of Dance Companies ​ Los Angeles Ballet 4th Season Next Dancer Previous Dancer

For the first time, Los Angeles Ballet will have one artistic director: Melissa Barak August 24, 2022 Los Angeles Times Jessica Gelt READ ARTICLE AT SOURCE 2021/2022 Season > News > Previous Item Next Item

2021/2022 Season > Photo Gallery > 2013/2014 The Nutcracker 2013 Mia Katz & Nicholas de la Vega Bianca Bulle Zheng Hua Li Snowflakes Ensemble Helena Thordal-Christensen, David Block & Nicholas de la Vega Julia Cinquemani & Alexander Castillo Allynne Noelle & Ulrik Birkkjaer Mia Katz & Nicholas de la Vega Bianca Bulle Zheng Hua Li Snowflakes Ensemble Helena Thordal-Christensen, David Block & Nicholas de la Vega Julia Cinquemani & Alexander Castillo Allynne Noelle & Ulrik Birkkjaer Mia Katz & Nicholas de la Vega Bianca Bulle Zheng Hua Li Snowflakes Ensemble Helena Thordal-Christensen, David Block & Nicholas de la Vega Julia Cinquemani & Alexander Castillo Allynne Noelle & Ulrik Birkkjaer Mia Katz & Nicholas de la Vega Bianca Bulle Zheng Hua Li Snowflakes Ensemble Helena Thordal-Christensen, David Block & Nicholas de la Vega Julia Cinquemani & Alexander Castillo Allynne Noelle & Ulrik Birkkjaer Christensen and Neary / Tchaikovsky Previous Gallery Next Gallery All photos by Reed Hutchinson Click on image for a fullscreen presentation.

Los Angeles Ballet Featured in Dance Magazine - August 2010 Issue August 1, 2010 Chehon Wespi-Tschopp was an intense Hilarion, a villager also in love with Giselle. His prestissimo spins to his death at the hands of the Wilis were terrific. The company tours the greater LA area each season, performing at Glendale's Alex Theatre Performing Arts & Entertainment Center, Royce Hall at UCLA Live, the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center, The Broad Stage in Santa Monica, and-new this season-the Richard & Karen Carpenter Performing Arts Center in Long Beach and the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge. "It's important we establish [ourselves in] LA first, before we tour anywhere else," says Christensen. The Nutcracker, this season's festive opening ballet, is "very important to present around the holidays," says Neary. "Kids love it; the dancers love it, and so do we." Dance Magazine ​ 2021/2022 Season > News > Previous Item Next Item

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES 2023/2024 SEASON COMING SOON REVIEW LAST SEASON The Nutcracker A Holiday Tradition! | DECEMBER 2022 SUBSCRIBE An Evening of Christopher Wheeldon MARCH 2023 GET TICKETS Lady of the Camellias MAY/JUNE 2023 GET TICKETS Memoryhouse JUNE 2023 GET TICKETS MEMBERSHIP PARTICIPATE Become a Member Membership to the Los Angeles Ballet Guild provides a vital link between LAB leadership and the broader Southern California community. LAB Guild is philanthropic, creative, entrepreneurial, and industrious. We invite you to become involved. LAB supporters Bari Milken Bernstein and Tara Lipinski ; Photo : Capture Imaging LEARN MORE NOVEMBER 18 & 19, 2023 LAB's Annual Nutcracker Tea! LAB’s signature holiday fundraiser at the Waldorf Astoria, Beverly Hills is an immersive afternoon tea in support of LAB's Outreach Education Programs. Catered by Jean George, be treated to High Tea sweets and savories. Enjoy Sparkling Crafts, Mystery Gifts, scenes from The Nutcracker and more! Shop for holiday gifts at the LAB Nutcracker Boutique, and pose for a keepsake photo with Santa. 2023/2024 SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT COMING SOON

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Membership LOS ANGELES BALLET 2023/2024 Season The 2023/2024 Season will be announced soon! DOWNLOAD SEASON BROCHURE SUPPORT Los Angeles Ballet Annual Fund The Annual Fund addresses LAB’s most important needs. Your gift also supports LAB's Arts Education & Community Engagement Programs. GIVE NOW Contact Rachel Malkenhorst , Director of Development (310) 477-7411 ext 1006 Non-profit 501 c3 Tax ID #20-1819852 PATRONS' APPLICATION 2022/2023 Season > Membership Membership to Los Angeles Ballet Guild Founded during LAB’s 2009/2010 Season, Los Angeles Ballet Guild has two arms: Patrons of the Guild (fundraising) and Corps de Guild (volunteer). Membership at both levels is critical to the health of LAB because the Guild provides a vital link between Los Angeles Ballet leadership and the broader Southern California community. By its nature, the Guild is philanthropic, creative, entrepreneurial, and industrious. We invite you to learn about the functions of these Guild branches and become involved. Patron Level $1250 Membership at the Patron Level is offered when giving a meaningful gift of $1,000 or more. In appreciation, Patrons are provided special entry for two performances and a rehearsal, as well as early invitation to all events. Patrons and Patron prospects will receive an exclusive invitation to a Champagne Reception before the dress rehearsal of The Nutcracker with Los Angeles Ballet Orchestra at Dolby Theatre. Patrons of the Guild was re-titled in 2019 to expand opportunity for all lovers and supporters of professional ballet. Patrons members recognize the special function of arts programming in defining the character of our great city and in providing uplifting experiences for the underserved communities across Los Angeles. No longer by invitation-only, all are welcome! Impresario Level $2500 In addition to the deliverables of Patron Level (above), Impresario Level Patrons will be invited as guests of the LAB Board of Advisors to an exclusive luncheon and Season discussion. Patrons of the Guild Corps de Guild Corps de Guild is the volunteer arm of the Los Angeles Ballet Guild . As the corps de ballet is the ‘body,’ or ‘core’ of a ballet company, so is Corps de Guild to Los Angeles Ballet. Guild members provide invaluable support for Los Angeles Ballet performances, such as critical front-of-house assistance with concessions and boutique, volunteering for Nutcracker Tea, LAB Gala, and in-office clerical activities. ​ As LAB tours Los Angeles, Corps de Guild members make a commitment to volunteer for three shifts per season. As a show of gratitude, each Guild member may request two complimentary tickets to one performance of his or her choice per season (subject to availability). ​ We invite you to take an active part in making this Season a huge success through membership in Los Angeles Ballet Guild , and by encouraging your friends to join with you. Thank you for your interest and consideration! ​ For further information on Guild Membership.

LAB's NEW ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Melissa Barak Melissa Barak Barak is a former leading dancer with Los Angeles Ballet where she performed for five seasons commencing in 2006 and choreographed Lost In Transition in 2008. Her career also includes New York City Ballet (NYCB), where she performed in numerous works by George Balanchine, as well as originating roles in new ballets by Christopher Wheeldon, Elliot Feld and Robert Garland, among others. LEARN MORE LOS ANGELES BALLET 2023/2024 Season Explore the 2023/2024 Season DOWNLOAD SEASON BROCHURE Memoryhouse Memoryhouse , marks Los Angeles Ballet Artistic Director Melissa Barak’s first full-evening dance work, an abstract ballet composed of vignettes commemorating the Holocaust. Memoryhouse , set to Max Richter’s powerful album of the same name, will reflect on the somber as well as more heroic moments that illuminate this devastating period in human history. Media Design by Sebastian Peschiera; Set Design by Belzberg Architects; Costumes by Holly Hynes; Lighting by Nathan Scheuer; Photo by Rachel Weber Principal Sponsor: The David and Janet Polak Foundation World Premiere ​ Tickets On Sale Now! World Premiere Exclusively at The Broad Stage Thursday, June 15 – 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 16 – 7:30 p.m. Saturday, June 17 – 7:30 p.m. BECOME A SUBSCRIBER I WANT TO RENEW 2022/2023 Season > Memoryhouse JUNE 15 – 17, 2023 View Full Season The Nutcracker Memoryhouse Barak | Richter