final performance was a program for departing dancers, which she danced Jessica Lang's The Calling, Balanchine's Serenade and "Diamonds" from Jewels. In 2015, Körbes was named an artist in residence at the Vail International Dance Festival. Later that year, she became the associate artistic director of L.A. Dance Project, which was directed by Benjamin Millepied. She also taught at the Colburn School in Los Angeles. She occasionally performs at festivals and galas. In 2017 she joined the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music ballet faculty as an associate professor. Personal life In April 2015 she married British photographer Patrick Fraser and later that year gave birth to a baby boy named Rafael. Selected repertoire Körbes' repertoire with the New York City Ballet and Pacific Northwest Ballet includes: References External links Indiana University profile Carla Körbes in "Diamond" from Jewels Carla Körbes in Roméo et Juliette Brazilian ballerinas New York City Ballet soloists Pacific Northwest Ballet principal dancers Living people 1980s births Date of birth missing (living people) School of American Ballet alumni Mae L. Wien Award recipients Janice Levin Award dancers 21st-century Brazilian dancers 21st-century ballet dancers People from Porto Alegre Brazilian expatriates in the United States Indiana University faculty