BWW Reviews: George Balanchine's THE NUTCRACKER - Thoughts on a Holiday Classic
A well honored tradition, New York City Ballet performs George Balanchine's rendition of the The Nutcracker.
Rhys Loggins
BWW Reviews: Swedish Butoh Performer Su-En in SOOT
Su-En, one of Sweden's foremost Butoh dancers, explores darkness in her work 'SOOT'
BWW Reviews: NYCB Presents Four Balanchine Masterpieces
George Balanchine is commonly referred to as the father of neoclassical ballet.
BWW Reviews: ABT's LE CORSAIRE - New Staging of a Classical Work
The American Ballet Theater launches an ambitious production of the historically problematic Le Corsaire.
BWW Reviews: School of American Ballet Annual Workshop Performance
One of the country's highest regarded ballet schools presents it's annual workshop performance series and gives their students a chance to be seen by scouts from companies from around the globe.
BWW Reviews: All Robbins, Not All Good
As part of the Amerixan Music Festival, City Ballet honors a choreographer whose work has greatly influenced 20th century American dance.
BWW Reviews: Millepied, Wheeldon and Martins - A Mixed Bag for City Ballet
Three European choreographers present three very different works as part of the New York City Ballet's American Music Festival.
BWW Reviews: The Nederlands Dans Theater Brings Two Exciting Pieces to Lincoln Center
One of the world's leading contemporary companies brings two exciting works to New York.
BWW Reviews: Mixed Feelings About Paul Taylor - Le Sacre Du Printemps, The Uncommitted, and Promethean Fire
A company known for its energy and humor fallas flat in some areas but excells in others during this incredibly demanding program.
BWW Reviews: The Martha Graham Company, Cave of the Heart, Errand and Night Journey
Three classic Martha Graham ballets are revitalized by this world class modern dance company.
BWW Reviews: New York City Ballet Presents Peter Martins' Ambitious Staging of THE SLEEPING BEAUTY
An ambitious staging of a timeless classic, City Ballet's production of the Sleeping Beauty is a mixed bag of dancing and story telling.
BWW Reviews: An Afternoon with Robbins, Peck and Balanchine NYCB, 2/2
A glimpse into the work of an promising new choreographer, Justin Peck, alongside two NYCB treasures Glass Pieces and Vienna Waltzes.
BWW Dance Reviews: TSCHAIKOVSKY CELEBRATION, NYCB Season Premiere 1/15
What better way for the New York City Ballet to begin a new season than with a night of Balanchine/Tschaikovsky ballets that highlight exactly what the company has become known for throughout the years? Beginning its 2013 winter season with a four week venture that the company has dubbed a "Tschaiko
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