Dancers Wendy Whelan and Ask la Cour in “After the Rain,” part of New York City Ballet Moves performance at Santa Barbara’s Granada Theatre. The new slimmed-down touring company includes A-list principals. (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
Dancers perform to songs by Ray Charles in “A Fool for You.” New York City Ballet Moves made its Southern California debut at the historic Grenada. (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
Tiler Peck is lifted by Chase Finlay in “Dances at a Gathering,” Jerome Robbins’ work for five couples. (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
Brittany Pollack and Chase Finlay in “A Fool for You,” artistic director Peter Martins’ tribute to Ray Charles. (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
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Wendy Whelan and Ask la Cour in “After the Rain,” a pas de deux by Christopher Wheeldon. (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
Wendy Whelan and Ask la Cour in “After the Rain.” (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
Joaquin De Luz in “A Fool for You.” (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
An aerial Gonzalo Garcia and Tiler Peck in “Dances at a Gathering.” (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
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Tiler Peck is lifted by Taylor Stanley in “A Fool for You,” which celebrates the songs of Ray Charles. (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
Chase Finlay is front of the line in “A Fool for You.” (Lawrence K. Ho/Los Angeles Times)
