But the cover has an Odette in mid-jete, with a background of the river and city center lit up at night. Inside, there are two dancers prancing around a tree in Julia Adam's Angelo, a couple in Who Cares? posing on what seems to be the base of a street lamp, with a city street behind, a couple from Concerto Six Twenty-two on the balcony landing of one of the theaters, and Odette and a group of swans posing in front of a lake. The idea is the same as some of the first "artsy" NYCB brochures, but they aren't as self-conscious as the latest iterations.The 2005-6 season is as follows:
Fall Program (7-16 Oct, Newmark Theater):
World Premiere, Christopher Stowell (first piece for Newmark Theatre)
In the Night (Robbins)
Angelo (Adam)
Nutcracker 9-24 Dec, Keller Auditorium)
(Balanchine)
Winter Program (18-25 Feb, Keller Auditorium)
World Premiere, Trey McIntyre
Saint-Saens Piano Ballet for PNB by C. Stowell (company premiere)
Who Cares? (Balanchine, company premiere)
Spring Program (22-29 Apr, Keller Auditorium)
Divertimento No. 15 (Balanchine*)
World Premiere, Kudelka
Concerto Six Twenty-Two (Lubovitch*)
Swan Lake (9-11 Jun, Keller Auditorium)
(C. Stowell after Petipa)
*I don't know whether these are company premieres.
The Spring Program is part of the 250th Birthday Celebration for Mozart, and the brochure publicizes three other performances that are part of "Portland's Month of Mozart."