Do you remember the first dance performance you ever saw? What did you feel? What moved you? That natural love for dance and movement served as inspiration for American Repertory Ballet’s program, Movin’ + Groovin’ on March 25th at the Kaye Playhouse.
Ethan Stiefel is a household name.
It's no secret that Stephen Petronio is a pillar of the dance community.
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What impact does social class have on the relationships we forge with other people? And what becomes of those relationships when forces beyond our control take effect? These are a few of the many questions examined inThe Orchard, a modernized, high-tech adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s The Cherry Orc
They say the neon lights are bright on Broadway.
It’s been a long 2 years.
It’s weird and wonderful to be in the theatre again.
During this present time of great cultural and political strife, the world at large is yearning for humanity—for honesty, for truth, and for authentic connection.
The word “romantics” is defined in many ways: “a person with romantic beliefs or attitudes,'; “a writer of the romantic movement,'; “having no basis in fact.
A small, young girl (Serena Parrish)-tattered and dirty-walks across the living room of a cabin.
In an age where entertainment is binged and consumed for instant gratification, it's refreshing to sit with something and savor it--to indulge your senses and truly enjoy.
In the history of classical ballet, it's hard to find a pair more perfect than Balanchine and Tchaikovsky.
Who are you? How do you present to the world? And what do you keep to yourself? Arthur Pita's spellbinding rendition of “The Tenant” explored these very questions on its opening night, November 6, 2018 at the Joyce Theatre.
On the evening of October 17th, American Ballet Theatre kicked of its much-anticipated fall season at the David H.
In a time when so much feels shallow and temporary, it's a joy to come back to something warm and familiar.
It's common for an evening of dance to entertain and delight the senses.
At its best, artistic expression makes us question our humanity.
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