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Alborada Spanish Dance Theater

Middlesex County College, 2600 Woodbridge Avenue, Edison, 732-598-3979, www.alborada­dance.org.

The Moorish Connection. Dances from ancient Persia to Cordoba, Spain. Guest artist Naima Dalal. $20. Sunday, September 8.

American Repertory Ballet

Bart Luedeke Theater, Rider University, 732-249-1254, www.arballet.org.

Fall Kick-Off Performances. Season preview performance includes Douglas Martin’s “Rite of Spring,” Patrick Corbin’s “Caress,” and more. $20. Friday, September 20.

Fall Kick-Off Performances. Season preview performance includes Douglas Martin’s “Rite of Spring,” Patrick Corbin’s “Caress,” and more. $20. Saturday, September 21.

New Brunswick High School, 1000 Somerset Street, New Brunswick, 732-249-1254, www.arballet.org.

Hub City Sounds Festival. Open to the public. Free. Saturday, September 28.

Patriots Theater, War Memorial, Trenton, 609-948-8400, www.arballet.org.

The Nutcracker. 50th anniversary performance with Tchaikovsky’s score. $35 to $45. Saturday, December 7.

State Theater, 15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, 732-246-7469, www.arballet.org.

Romeo and Juliet. World premiere of Douglas Marin’s production. Prokofiev’s score performed live by the Rutgers Symphony Orchestra. $27 to $57. Friday, October 11.

The Nutcracker. 50th anniversary performance with Tchaikovsky’s score. Also December 22. $37 to $57. Saturday, December 21.

College of

New Jersey

Mildred and Ernest Mayo Concert Hall, Ewing, 609-771-2065, www.tcnj.edu.

Philadanco. Program includes “Enemy Behind the Gates” and “A Rag, A Bone, and a Hank of Hair.” $15. Friday, September 20.

DanceVision

Kendall Hall, College of New Jersey, 2000 Pennington Road, Ewing, 609-771-2775, www.dance­visionNJ.org.

The Snow Queen. Ballet about a young girl with music by Grieg, Bartok, and Rimsky-Korsakov. Choreographed by Risa Kaplowitz of West Windsor. Projection artwork by Dave Haneman of Plainsboro. More than 70 performers and 140 original costumes. $25. Pre-performance talk. Also December 15. Saturday, December 14.

Kelsey Theater

1200 Old Trenton Road, West Windsor, 609-570-3333, www.kelsey­theatre.net.

Alborada Spanish Dance Theater. “El Sueno” (The Dream) is an adaptation of the Nutcracker with dances from Spain and Latin America cultures, live music, and professional dancers. $18. Sunday, December 15.

Lustig Dance Theater

Monroe High School, 200 Schoolhouse Road, Monroe, 732-246-7300, www.lustig­dance­theatre.org.

A Jazzy Nutcracker. Premiere of a new holiday work featuring an original score by Paul Undreiner, a professor at Rutgers University, inspired by familiar melodies. Performed by professional dancers and select students with a live jazz band and colorful sets and costumes. Set in the 1960s, the show includes a Christmas celebration, Santa Claus, a space-age battle scene, a winter wonderland skating rink, and a magical night in Drosselmeyers Department Store. Saturday, December 14.

McCarter Theater

91 University Place, 609-258-2787, www.mccarter.org.

Forever Tango. 26 Argentinean dancer and musicians perform. $20 to $56. Tuesday, November 5.

Savion Glover. “StePz,” a celebration of dance and sound. $20 to $62. Saturday, November 23.

Roxey Ballet

College of New Jersey, Kendall Hall, Ewing, 609-397-7616, www.roxey­ballet.com.

The Nutcracker. Holiday tradition directed by Mark Roxey. Through December 8. $15 to $50. Saturday, November 30.

State Theater

15 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, 732-246-7469, www.State­Theatre­NJ.org.

Cinema: Spartacus. HD screening of performance by Bolshoi Ballet. $12. Monday, October 28.

Cinema: Le Corsair. HD screening of performance by Bolshoi Ballet. $12. Monday, November 25.

American Repertory Ballet presents Romeo and Juliet. $27-57. Friday, October 11.

The Butterfly Lovers presented by the Shanghai Ballet. $27-57. Saturday, November 16.

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