Category Archives: Favorites
Singular Objects: Alexei Ratmansky Makes His Fifth Work for NYCB
This spring, New York City Ballet will revisit all four works Ratmansky has made for it—and add a new one.
Singular Objects: Alexei Ratmansky Makes His Fifth Work for NYCB
This spring, New York City Ballet will revisit all four works Ratmansky has made for it—and add a new one.
American Dance: The Complete Illustrated History
My first book, American Dance: The Complete Illustrated History, was recently published by Voyageur Press. Click here for more information and to order.
American Dance: The Complete Illustrated History
My first book, American Dance: The Complete Illustrated History, was recently published by Voyageur Press. Click here for more information and to order.
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet at the Joyce Theater
[Read this review on The Huffington Post.] Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet has a repertoire full of “sock ballets,” typified by the thin socks the dancers often wear to help them glide over the floor, but also by a general slipperiness.
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet at the Joyce Theater
[Read this review on The Huffington Post.] Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet has a repertoire full of “sock ballets,” typified by the thin socks the dancers often wear to help them glide over the floor, but also by a general slipperiness.
6000 Miles Away–or, a Love Letter to Sylvie Guillem
[Read this article on The Huffington Post.] To American ballet fans younger than 35 or so, Sylvie Guillem is a mythical creature. We missed her years as the star of first the Paris Opéra Ballet and then the Royal Ballet.
6000 Miles Away–or, a Love Letter to Sylvie Guillem
[Read this article on The Huffington Post.] To American ballet fans younger than 35 or so, Sylvie Guillem is a mythical creature. We missed her years as the star of first the Paris Opéra Ballet and then the Royal Ballet.
