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Russian Ballet Theatre to bring 'Swan Lake' to Colorado Springs - Vimarsana News

Russian Ballet Theatre to bring 'Swan Lake' to Colorado Springs

Russian Ballet Theatre will bring "Swan Lake," Tchaikovsky’s iconic ballet, to Pikes Peak Center Friday. The 50-person production features dancers from around the world, including Ukraine, Italy, Japan and Poland.

Liam Scarlett's enduring legacy: Royal Ballet's Swan Lake reviewed - Vimarsana News

Liam Scarlett's enduring legacy: Royal Ballet's Swan Lake reviewed

Without fanfare or apology, the Royal Ballet appears to have rehabilitated Liam Scarlett, but what a tragic balls-up it has been. In 2019, having been accused of unspecified sexual misconduct, the choreographer and his work were cancelled both at Covent Garden and abroad. An internal report into his activities has never been published, so rumours

Royal Ballet: Swan Lake review – gorgeous grandeur - Vimarsana News

Royal Ballet: Swan Lake review – gorgeous grandeur

Francesca Hayward brings intelligence and sensuality to her debut in the dual role of an uneven but stylish production

'We dance for peace': Ballet company offers beauty at time of war - Vimarsana News

'We dance for peace': Ballet company offers beauty at time of war

'Swan Lake," featuring Ukranian, Russian and other international dancers, will be performed Sunday in Abilene.

One is Russian, the other Ukrainian. They dance together in Philadelphia Ballet - Vimarsana News

One is Russian, the other Ukrainian. They dance together in Philadelphia Ballet

PHILADELPHIA -- As Russian forces were closing in on Kyiv last Thursday, Oksana Maslova, a Philadelphia Ballet dancer from Ukraine, was exchanging text messages with friends and family nearly 5,000 miles away. Her mother, who had gone to Kyiv to be with Maslova's sister, spent the previous two nights in a bomb shelter, and communication had grown sporadic.