Concerto Allegro, an exuberant classical work for six dancers choregoraphed by Carrie Diamond, was originally performed at the debut season of the New American Ballet Ensemble.

New York guest artist and BSB artistic associate Carlos Fittante will dance with New York guest dancer, Robin Gilbert Campos in Fittante's Eden, a hynotic, sensual pas de deux. Mr. Fittante and Ms. Gilbert both danced in 1991 for Diamond's New York company, the New American Ballet Ensemble in Diamond's Sueños Castillanos.

This pas de deux about a romantic entanglement was set to excerpts from Kurt Weill’s Threepenny Opera by New American Ballet Ensemble’s associate director Liz Skalski. The West Coast Premiere was danced by exquisitely talented San Marcos High School students Kaitlyn Ezell and Shane Scopatz.

A work for four dancers, choreographed by the late Benjamin Harkarvy, founder of Nederlands Dans Theater, director of the Pennsylvania Ballet and the Dance Division of the Juilliard School. This is one of the two last works choreographed by the master, both of which were created for Diamond's New American Ballet Ensemble and which featured Carlos Fittante as well as Ms. Diamond. The dance presents the coming of age of four young people, doing so in a profoundly modern style, yet with a decided art deco influence, perfectly in keeping with the score by Maurice Ravel.

Serenade, an early pas de deux choreographed by Carrie Diamond, is an introspective yet romantic look at a developing relationship of a young couple. It was originally premiered in New York by Ms. Diamond with the New American Ballet Ensemble.

New York guest artist Carlos Fittante performed his Balinese-American fusion solo. Amantes (Lovers) is a sensual solo of indeterminate gender depicting a serenely beautiful masked figure who dances with questioning seductiveness.