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2013/05/20 08:59
2013/05/20 08:59
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DANCE REVIEW: Boston Ballet brings ‘Coppélia’ to life The Boston Ballet closes its 49th season this weekend and next with a revival of the cherished 19th-century ballet “Coppélia,” in hopes the story...
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2013/05/19 15:14
2013/05/19 15:14
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No dance artist is immune to the passage of time: The works of George Balanchine remain stellar, but we seem to see less and less of them every year. But there is the occasional surprise, and that...
2013/05/16 12:01
2013/05/16 12:01
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Northern Ballet are a small but much-loved company based in Leeds. Known for their impressive dance dramas, they regularly create innovative narrative ballets which are toured across the UK. Their...
2013/05/16 04:18
2013/05/16 04:18
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Who ever thought New York City Ballet would give us an all-Martins program? For decades, director Peter Martins toiled in the long shadow of George Balanchine — the genius whose footprints he had to...
2013/05/15 04:46
2013/05/15 04:46
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A new off-Broadway work by playwright Richard Nelson takes spectators to a gathering of talented Russian emigres in Connecticut during the spring of 1948. NY1's Roma Torre filed the following...
2013/05/14 08:31
2013/05/14 08:31
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Eastern Connecticut Ballet's newest piece, "Ballerina Swan," has quite a lofty pedigree. It's both adapted for the stage and based on a book written by celebrated former New York City Ballet soloists...
2013/05/12 15:21
2013/05/12 15:21
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There's nothing quite like Encores!, the superb series of short-run musical revivals presented each year at the New York City Center. And even Encores! isn't what it once was. It started 20 years ago...
2013/05/11 18:47
2013/05/11 18:47
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New York City Ballet, Lincoln Center, April 30 through June 9 Front, L to R: Brittany Pollack and Taylor Stanley, Sara Adams and Harrison Ball, Indiana Woodward and Peter Walker, Lauren Lovette and...
2013/05/10 21:06
2013/05/10 21:06
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Join ballet star Sara Mearns as she steps into a fantasy world created by Stravinsky, the Philharmonic, and Giants Are Small. Mindy Aloff explores the aesthetics behind this genre-bending...
2013/05/10 15:06
2013/05/10 15:06
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City Center’s invaluable series concludes its 20th season of Broadway shows in concert with “On Your Toes,” a Rodgers and Hart jujube notable in 1936 for its George Balanchine choreography. The songs...
2013/05/10 12:52
2013/05/10 12:52
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Imagination Movers Wearing their signature blue coveralls, these scruffy stars of Disney Junior make their way to Sesame Place, where they'll joke around while rocking out to songs about haircuts,...
2013/05/09 22:42
2013/05/09 22:42
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Theater Review: 'On Your Toes' -- 2.5 stars Photo credit: Irina Dvorovenko and Joaquin De Luz star in "On Your Toes." This has been quite a week for the late George Balanchine, whose work was...
2013/05/09 06:21
2013/05/09 06:21
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Last updated: Thursday May 9, 2013, 2:02 AM PARAMUS – Roland Vazquez, 86, formerly of Jackson Heights, N.Y., died on April 6. He was born in Oakland, Calif. to Sol and Anna (Hernandez) Vazquez on...
2013/05/07 22:06
2013/05/07 22:06
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Balanchine rehearses Suzanne Farrell in �Slaughter� in 1968.photo by Martha Swope / Courtesy of Jerome Robbins Dance Division, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. In 1936, George...
2013/05/07 13:13
2013/05/07 13:13
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Frederic Franklin, who has died aged 98, was one of the best loved figures in the dance world. Always genial, always helpful, he possessed a razor-sharp memory of all the ballets he had appeared in....
2013/05/07 07:54
2013/05/07 07:54
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Review: 'Nikolai and the Others' bittersweet drama Tuesday, May 7 2013 | 2:11 a.m. CDT By JENNIFER FARRAR, Associated Press What a thrill it must have been to be present during artistic...
2013/05/07 05:16
2013/05/07 05:16
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It’s not fun being the newbie at a party where the other guests already know each other. You watch them chat about their jobs, laugh at old anecdotes, exchange updates about relationships — and you...
2013/05/06 11:59
2013/05/06 11:59
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... stuns Boston Ballet audience The curtain rises on a cool, white space, defined by a box at the rear with a large rectangular stage cut into it. Two dancers in the center begin to push and...
2013/05/05 19:29
2013/05/05 19:29
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FILE - This Sept. 14, 1953 file photo shows Maria Tallchief, prima ballerina of the New York City Ballet, in Tschaikowsky's "Swan Lake" during the opening performance of the company's engagement at...
2013/05/05 04:00
2013/05/05 04:00
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PORTLAND, ORE.-The Portland Japanese Garden presents the exhibition Isamu Noguchi: We Are the Landscape of All We Know, from May 3–July 21, 2013. The exhibition, organized in collaboration with The...
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