Atlanta Ballet taps nationally recognized arts leader Steven Libman for new chief advancement officer position.

Veteran Company Dancer to Retire at the end of Atlanta Ballet’s 13-14 SeasonWinkler to dance finale performance with husband and fellow company dancer, John Welker, in Atlanta Ballet’s May production, MAYhem

Atlanta Ballet Presents "MAYhem"Featuring World Premiered by Artistic Director John McFall and New Resident Choreographer Helen Pickett

Atlanta Ballet Executive Director Arturo Jacobus Agrees to 5 Year Contract Extension and New Title as President and CEO

Atlanta Ballet joins the “Do You Tutu?” campaign to promote Susan G. Komen Greater Atlanta’s Race for the Cure on Saturday, May 10th.

Company Spices Up 85th Season with Audience Favorites and Avant-Garde Premieres 

This haunting tale of intrigue, revenge and power, set in the Danish royal court, is back in Atlanta after a 10-year hiatus. The second Shakespearean classic of the 13-14 season, Stephen Mills’ Hamlet blends traditional ballet with contemporary staging – imagine Armani suits and velvet dresses with a striking metal panel backdrop – to create a startlingly original story ballet that has mesmerized audiences and critics around the world. In a 2003 review of the Atlanta Ballet southeastern premiere, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution described it as “Stark. Modern. Unforgiving. Relentless.” 

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution previews the Atlanta Ballet premiere of "Romeo et Juliette" with a profile of company dancer Alessa Rogers on her dream role as Juliette.