BWW Interview: Ballet Memphis's Dorothy Gunther Pugh
Ballet Memphis, under the artistic direction of Dorothy Gunther Pugh, will return to New York City's Joyce Theater (175 Eighth Avenue) for the first time since 2007 for a limited run this October.
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BWW Review: Eryc Taylor
That Eryc Taylor is talented is a no-brainer; that he still needs focus is the question that needs addressing, and I think that this is a very pressing problem for his career.
BWW Review: Australian Ballet's SLEEPING BEAUTY
Just when you think you are Sleeping Beautied out, along comes another production.
BWW Interview: Artistic Director David McAllister Discusses the Australian Ballet's New SLEEPING BEAUTY
Pearl Buck, the Nobel Prize winning author, once wrote that 'if you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday.
BWW Interview: Daniel Ezralow
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BWW Dance TV Interviews: Tony Waag
Tony Waag (Producer/Artistic/Executive Director/Teacher) founded the American Tap Dance Foundation (formerly known as the American Tap Dance Orchestra) in 1986, along with Brenda Bufalino and the late Charles 'Honi' Coles.
BWW Reviews: American Ballet Theatre's CINDERELLA
When the Sadler's Wells (now the Royal Ballet) first performed "Cinderella" on its triumphant 1949 debut performance at the old Metropolitan Opera, John Martin, the eminent New York Times dance critic, was not engrossed.
BWW Dance TV Interviews: Judith Fugate and Medhi Bahiri
Ballet NY will present the world premiere of What Ever, choreographed by Medhi Bahiri, as well as works by John Butler, William Forsythe and Stanton Welch, July 9 - 11 at Ailey Citigroup Theater, 405 West 55th Street (at 9th Avenue).
BWW Reviews: The Polish National Ballet
Having visited Poland at least 50 times in my life, you'd think I would have sampled some opera, dance or music recital in the country.
BWW Reviews: Yehuda Hyman's Mar Vista
Yehuda Hyman's 'Mar Vista (Spanish for 'view of the sea') is a presentation of his Mystical Feet Company, a warm and poignant remembrance of his parents, two seemingly mismatched misfits who found each other.
BWW Reviews: American Ballet Theatre's SLEEPING BEAUTY
Remember history class in high school? The teacher presented a lecture and told us how exciting a certain historical period had been, going on to incessantly bore us because we had no recourse other than to take indecipherable notes we couldn't understand later, finally coming to the conclusion that
BWW Reviews: The Victory Dance Project
The Victory Dane Project celebrated its first anniversary on May 11, 2015, with a program that, if not stirring or original, at least caught my interest to see the well trained and very passionately committed young dancers.
BWW Interviews: New York City Ballet's Raymonda Variations, Morgen, and New York Export: Opus Jazz
On Sunday, June 31, 2015, New York City Ballet offered the sweet, the mundane, and the historical.
BWW Interviews: Choreographer Amy Jordan
Choreographer Amy Jordan's company, The Victory Dance Project, will celebrate its first anniversary this week with an evening of dance entitled People, Power and Possibility on Wednesday, June 3, 2015 at 7 pm at The Ailey Citigroup Theater, 405 West 55th Street (at 9th Avenue).
BWW Reviews: New York City Ballet's Bournonville Divertissements and La Sylphide
So how far does an afternoon of Bournonville go? I would love to say a long way, yet in the performance on Sunday, May 24 at the Koch Theater, the dancers of the New York City Ballet proved that, while soaring high octane is definitely in their blood, the softer sounds and characterizations of Bourn
BWW Interviews: Jonah Bokaer
Jonah Bokaer has cultivated a new form of choreography with a structure that relies on visual art and design.
BWW Interviews: Tony Waag
A conversation with Tony Waag, Executive/Artistic Director of the American Tap Dance Foundation, in anticipation of their upcoming 'Rhythm in Motion' contemporary tap dance showcase in New York City, April 22 through April 26.
From the Archives: Balanchine in Montreal
Calling all balletomanes, historians, Ph.
BWW Interviews: Marisa Gruneberg
White Road Dance Media, a contemporary dance company based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, will premiere Marisa Gruneberg's 12th full-length contemporary dance work, Neon Brave, at Triskelion Arts in Brooklyn on February 19, 2015.
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