Sarasota Ballet digital program features Balanchine and Graziano works
Everybody else was expecting more from Graziano. “People were writing to me and saying, ‘I can’t wait to hear about all this stuff you’re creating at home.’ But I wasn’t creating anything at home,” he said. “When I decided to give myself time for body healing and mental healing, I didn’t force myself to create anything. I didn’t feel I had to do anything and then things started flowing.” That’s the way he prefers to let new choreography develop. “I always have so many random ideas and eventually I did start thinking and planning a ballet,” he said, but he initially...