NYC Ballet Presents 75 Years of the Extraordinary: Merrill Ashley
Though Merrill Ashley remembers first seeing New York City Ballet perform George Balanchine's first full-length narrative work, the plotless repertoire that relied on humanity's instinctual response to music inspired her most.
The Travelers Companies, Inc. is the generous sponsor of 75 Years of the Extraordinary.
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