This romantic ballet features restless spirits called Wilis.

Katherine Williams. Photo: Rosalie O'Connor.

Loosely based on a novel by Miguel de Cervantes, this ballet follows the love story of Kitri and Basilio.  It also features a windmill.

Christine Shevchenko and James Whiteside. Photo: Gene Schiavone.

This ballet is a holiday tradition, featuring a young girl named Clara, toy soldiers and an army of mice.

Photo: Doug Gifford.

This comedic ballet features Commedia dell’Arte characters and uses pantomime to act out themes of love, jealousy and old age.

This ballet features lots of pirates! Its name means "The Pirate" in French.

Princess Aurora pricks her finger on a spindle, which causes a peaceful 100-year sleep for her and her realm.

Isabella Boylston and Aran Bell. Photo: Gene Schiavone.

Prince Siegfried finally finds a beautiful princess to marry, but she is under the spell of an evil sorcerer who transforms her into a graceful bird.

Devon Teuscher and Cory Stearns. Photo: Gene Schiavone.

Set in India, this ballet follows the story of Nikiya, a temple dancer, and young warrior named Solor. The ballet is most famous for its "Kingdom of the Shades."

Photo: Rosalie O'Connor.