George Balanchine's four-part Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3 culminates in the sweeping final movement, Theme and Variations—danced here by Principal Dancers Megan Fairchild and Anthony Huxley. Experience the grandeur of Tschaikovsky Suite No. 3 on this fall's Masters at Work I program: nycballet.com/mastersatwork1 | New York City Ballet

Winter Replay: Intricate and complex formations of dancers fill the stage in George Balanchine's iconic leotard ballet, Symphony in Three Movements. | New York City Ballet

Allegro Brillante dazzles with its intricate choreography, which Balanchine once said “contains everything I know about the classical ballet – in thirteen minutes”. See it on All Balanchine, JAN 22 through 29. | New York City Ballet

ABCs of NYCB: Spooky Edition! V is for Valse Fantaisie, the Balanchine ballet set to Mikhail Glinka's eponymous score, nicknamed the Melancholy Waltz. Though plotless, its swooning music and nonstop, whirling movement lend themselves to a suspenseful, delirious tenor. Inspired by The School of American Ballet's list of spooky ballets, we compiled selections from scores in our repertory with slightly macabre vibes, including some pieces you may have heard during the Digital Fall. Set the tone wit