Ballet Society

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Ballet Society was a mid-20th-century American ballet organization founded by George Balanchine and Lincoln Kirstein that served as a precursor to the New York City Ballet.

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Ballet Society canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ballet company
performing arts organization
basedIn New York City
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dissolvedOrAbolished 1948
field ballet
dance
foundedAs subscription-only performance organization
foundedBy George Balanchine
Lincoln Kirstein
genre ballet
hasFounder George Balanchine
Lincoln Kirstein
hasPurpose to develop a permanent American ballet company
to present new ballets by George Balanchine
hasType subscription-based ballet company
inception 1946
languageOfWorkOrName English
location New York City
notableMember George Balanchine
Lincoln Kirstein
notableWork early repertory that evolved into New York City Ballet repertoire
operatedIn mid-20th century
partOf American ballet history
predecessorOf New York City Ballet
presentedAt City Center of Music and Drama
New York City Center
servedAs precursor to the New York City Ballet
successor New York City Ballet

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American Ballet Caravan influenced Ballet Society
New York City Ballet formerName Ballet Society
New York City Ballet follows Ballet Society