Suzanne Farrell

Suzanne Farrell is a renowned American ballet dancer and choreographer, best known for her work with the New York City Ballet under George Balanchine's direction. She played a vital role in popularizing many of Balanchine’s core works and was celebrated for her exceptional technique, artistry, and stage presence. After retiring from performing, she became a respected teacher and advocate for ballet, helping to pass on her knowledge to new generations of dancers. Farrell’s contributions significantly shaped the development of American ballet and her legacy endures through her performances and mentorship.