Joan Boada stood out for his supple, simple virtuosity in the fifth-movement solo, in a lead cast completed by Tina LeBlanc, Gonzalo Garcia, Elizabeth Miner and Rachel Viselli.
Damian Woetzel was a dashing El Capitan to Ms. Weese's Liberty Bell, in a fine lead cast completed by Ms. Allen, Michele Gifford and Tom Gold.
Isaac Stappas, who danced the Fourth Man, looked as if he had been born dancing Graham, in a fine lead cast completed by Stella Abrera, Mr. Gomes, Erica Cornejo and Herman Cornejo.
Ms. Thomas and Constantine Baecher glittered appropriately in the pas de deux in "Allegro Vivo," in a good lead cast completed by Kelley Potter, Chris Stalzer, Derrick Agnoletti and Ms. Brezovsky.
Richard Chen See explodes in knife-edged slippery motion in other angry solo moments, in a strong lead cast completed by Michael Trusnovec, Annmaria Mazzini, Silvia Nevjinsky and Julie Tice.
And Mr. De Luz made more than a Massine-style caricature of the ambassador's private secretary, in a lead cast completed by Mr. Luckett, Ethan Brown, Jennifer Alexander and Rosalie O'Connor.
Nina Zmievets is appropriately delicate but a mite too mopey in the title role, in a lead cast completed by Oleg Markov as a dictatorial ballet teacher.
Mr. See and Michael Trusnovec perform a central and sensual tumble of a duet, in a virtuosic lead cast completed by Mr. Corbin, Ms. Viola, Silvia Nevjinsky and Mr. Thomas.
Mark Burns was sensational as the bridegroom, a figure of extreme dignity and sensuality, in a lead cast completed by Ebony Haswell, Ms. Parson, Rejane Duarte, Christiane Cristo, Nicole Stoner, Kevin Thomas, Claudio Sandoval and Antonio Douthit.
New in their roles, Jennie Somogyi and Sébastien Marcovici, made playful, fast-footed work of the slightly jazzy third pas de deux, in a lead cast completed by Maria Kowroski, Mr. Neal, Miranda Weese and Jock Soto.
