NYCB – Subscriptionmania about to begin.

NYCB has out-done itself with its slick new brochure that covers the 2010-2011 season including fall, winter and spring sub-seasons.  It's almost like a souvenir program.  The photography by Henry Lautwyler (Esquire, Vanity Fair, Vogue, Fortune) includes full page fashion-like portraits of the principal dancers - some dancing, but most are just hanging out and looking gorgeous.  The colors of the skin tones, hair and backgrounds are exquisite. 

Mr. Lautwyler certainly knows how to make the most beautiful even more so.  Go directly to page 28 - how long does it take Tyler Angle to comb all of that silk on his chest to make it so – Haglund needs to catch his breath – enticing?  OMG¹⁰ !!  Next go to page15 where Sebastien Marcovici has his hands tightly around Janie Taylor's beige bustier with white boning.  The cover has Robert Fairchild, Amar Ramasar and Tyler Angle heaving Tiler Peck up into the air - she is of course smiling at them.  And page 8 is a portrait of Amar Ramasar who is so handsome he should be wearing a Yankees uniform.

The pictures are breathtaking and the deals being offered are impossible to resist.  The opening night on September 14 which includes Serenade, Grazioso and The Four Seasons has just two prices:  $50 and $25.  Unbelievable!  Same for the very final performance of the year which is the Dancers' Choice.  Create Your Own Series of just three performances over the entire season (Sept - June) and you not only get discounts from $3-$25 per ticket, BUT your discount is applicable to any additional purchase you make throughout the season!  There appears to be a $10 premium on single tickets for The Seven Deadly Sins - but it's still very reasonable and it is, after all, Patti LuPone.

 

And there is an exchange privilege!  There is just no excuse for not piling up the tickets right away.  Haglund is designing his own Premiere/Revival Package. 

What a season and year this is going to be!  Download your order form from the website today and get crackin'.