Adrian Danchig-Waring's Farewell Performance at NYCB
New York City Ballet is set to honor principal dancer Adrian Danchig-Waring in a special farewell performance, marking the end of his illustrious stage career that began in 2003. Known for his expansive performances and versatility, Adrian was promoted to principal dancer in 2013 and has captivated audiences with his interpretations of both classic Balanchine and Robbins ballets, as well as works by contemporary choreographers.
The farewell event will feature a selection of ballets, including Balanchine's 'The Four Temperaments' and 'Agon,' alongside a new piece by Pam Tanowitz created specifically for this occasion. Adrian's commitment to the dance community will continue as he transitions to his role as director of the New York Choreographic Institute, nurturing the next generation of dancemakers. This one-time-only performance promises to be a memorable celebration of his contributions to the art form.
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Summarized by Ballet Trader from NYCB — Press.
Read the full article: https://www.nycballet.com/season-and-tickets/fall-2026/adrian-danchig-waring-farewell
The farewell event will feature a selection of ballets, including Balanchine's 'The Four Temperaments' and 'Agon,' alongside a new piece by Pam Tanowitz created specifically for this occasion. Adrian's commitment to the dance community will continue as he transitions to his role as director of the New York Choreographic Institute, nurturing the next generation of dancemakers. This one-time-only performance promises to be a memorable celebration of his contributions to the art form.
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Summarized by Ballet Trader from NYCB — Press.
Read the full article: https://www.nycballet.com/season-and-tickets/fall-2026/adrian-danchig-waring-farewell