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The public will still have a chance to see a new version of West Side Story in the cinema in December

A revival of the Broadway classic “West Side Story” has been embroiled in controversy since the start of 2020 and it will not reopen this year. In a...

The reimagined version of the popular musical West Side Story will not reopen on Broadway, its producer said, an indirect victim of the COVID-19 pandemic's effe

>> Gia Kourlas, The New York Times Published: 18 Jul 2021 12:19 PM BdST Updated: 18 Jul 2021 12:19 PM BdST Georgina Pazcoguin at the David H Koch Theater, home to New York City Ballet. Pazcoguin joined the company in 2003. Heather Sten for The New York Times The brave part wasn’t writing the book. "); } “The brave thing,” Georgina Pazcoguin said in an interview, “is going to be walking into the rehearsal studio Aug 3.” Like many ballet dancers these days (or so it seems), Pazcoguin has written a memoir. Hers is not timid. In “Swan Dive: The Making of a Rogue Ballerina,” this ...

‘I couldn’t even move my eyeballs’: how dancer Tiler Peck stepped back to the barre Lyndsey Winship Possibly the best piece of dance to come out of lockdown is William Forsythe’s The Barre Project. This half-hour film set to the music of James Blake transforms something basic and well-worn – the ballet dancer’s daily exercises at the barre – into something completely fresh. It is short but magnificently satisfying, and thrilling in its low-key virtuosity. Forsythe is a master choreographer, but The Barre Project’s brilliance is in large part down to its central...