Week in Review
On the pain of the Old Masters, the pain of Saint Francis & the pain of a bad ballet.
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On the pain of the Old Masters, the pain of Saint Francis & the pain of a bad ballet.
Works by the legendary choreographer dominated the first half of the company’s spring season; the second features newer dances of varying inventiveness, including an energetic piece by resident choreographer Justin Peck.
Award-winning choreographer Deborah Hay has established her archive at the a href= https://www.hrc.utexas.edu/ target= _blank Harry Ransom Center /
The Martha's Vineyard Times Marie Antoinette is said to have enjoyed enjoyed ice skating parties. — Courtesy Corinne de Langavant One of the pages of the coloring book depict Napoleon Bonaparte in skates. — Courtesy Corinne de Langavant Corinne de Langavant is a performance artist and founding director of M.V. Ice Theater productions, and she has produced a charming and informative coloring book — “The History of Skating and the Ballet Connection,” whose subtitle is “Featuring the ballet connection and how it can teach us how to skate.” You certainly do not have to b...
âThe Nutcrackerâ Reviews: Balanchine at Home for the Holidays New York City Ballet and Pacific Northwest Ballet offer filmed productions of George Balanchineâs staging of Tchaikovskyâs Christmas classic. Pacific Northwest Ballet company dancers and PNB School students in the finale of âGeorge Balanchine's âThe Nutcrackerââ Photo: Angela Sterling By Robert Greskovic Dec. 16, 2020 3:28 pm ET Two films of âGeorge Balanchineâs âThe Nutcracker,ââ one made by Pacific Northwest B...