Here's a link to the press release announcing the 2007-2008 season: Season info here

And here is: Boston Ballet 2007-2008 Season at a Glance

Night of Stars: A Boston Ballet Gala Performance
October 12, 2007

Monumentum/Movements and La Sylphide
October 18-28, 2007

Monumentum pro Gesualdo
Music: Igor Stravinsky
Choreography: George Balanchine

Movements for Piano and Orchestra
Music: Igor Stravinsky
Choreography: George Balanchine

La Sylphide
Music: Herman Løvenskjold
Choreography: Sorella Englund after August Bournonville
Sets and Costumes: Peter Cazalet

The Nutcracker
November 29-December 29, 2007
Music: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Choreography: Mikko Nissinen
Sets: Helen Pond and Herbert Senn
Costumes: David Walker and Charles Heightchew
Lighting Design: Alexander Nichols

Romeo and Juliet (Company premiere)
February 14-17, February 28-March 2, 2008
Music: Sergei Prokofiev
Choreography: John Cranko
Sets and Costumes: Susan Benson

Next Generation
March 6-9, 2008

World Premiere
Choreography: Helen Pickett

World Premiere
Choreography: Heather Myers

Ein von Viel (Company Premiere)
Music: Johann Sebastian Bach
Choreography: Sabrina Matthews

World Premiere
Choreography: Jorma Elo

La Bayadère
May 1-11, 2008
Music: Ludwig Minkus
Choreography: after Petipa

Dark Elegies (Company premiere)
May 15-18, 2007
Music: Gustav Mahler
Choreography: Antony Tudor
Scenery and Costumes: after Nadia Benois
PLUS TWO WORKS TO BE ANNOUNCED

This seems to me to be a very impressive season. My particular favorites would be "La Sylphide," the Cranko "R&J," "Bayadere" and "Dark Elegies."

I'm very interested in the program with all the premieres as well. But then I'm a sucker for new works.

The overall season sounds good to us too. We've been thinking of cutting back from seeing everything twice to only once, but not this coming season!

Here is a link to a summary with some comments, from Goeff Edgers in the Boston Globe: Coming to the ballet: Balanchine, world premieres

I just received an email from Boston Ballet, with info on special ticket prices for student/youth subscription ($100 for 5 performances...) and also program changes. In early May they will present Swan Lake (instead of La Bayadère), and the final "Three Masterpieces" program will include Concerto Barocco, Dark Elegies, and In The Upper Room. Updated program info is here.