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BWW Review: PNB: PLOT POINTS  at McCaw Hall

BWW Review: PNB: PLOT POINTS at McCaw Hall

by Sondra Forsyth — March 31, 2022

Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Rep 4 for the 2021-2022 season is “Plot Points”, a quadruple bill of mesmerizingly inventive works that includes a PNB Premiere by Justin Peck and a World Premiere by Robin Mareko Williams.

BWW Review: ABT FORWARD at Kennedy Center

BWW Review: ABT FORWARD at Kennedy Center

by Roger Catlin — March 31, 2022

The Kennedy Center's 50th anniversary (whose celebrations have largely been pushed back a year due to the pandemic) coincides with the golden anniversary of the annual residency there of New York's American Ballet Theatre, whose first performance there came the day after the venerable Washington Per

BWW Review: SWAN LAKE, Royal Opera House

BWW Review: SWAN LAKE, Royal Opera House

by Vikki Jane Vile — March 11, 2022

​Some nights at Covent Garden feel heavy with a sense of occasion and this particular performance of Swan Lake, taking place a week after opening night, was certainly one of them.

BWW Review: DANCE, Sadler's Wells

BWW Review: DANCE, Sadler's Wells

by Franco Milazzo — March 10, 2022

This rare revival of Dance is the epitome of Philip Glass' artistic ethos, combining minimalism and layered music with huge projections and skilful dancing.

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Warms Up in Philly on First Tour Stop

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Warms Up in Philly on First Tour Stop

by G K Schatzman — January 30, 2022

The Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater heated up a subdued and snow-drenched Philly audience January 28 – 30 with an admirable, often stunning return to the stage at the Kimmel Cultural Campus’ Academy of Music, ending a long, pandemic-driven tour hiatus.

BWW Review: RAYMONDA, London Coliseum

BWW Review: RAYMONDA, London Coliseum

by Gary Naylor — January 20, 2022

Tamara Rojo doesn't go far enough in re-inventing Raymonda, its new story lacking the boldness of its new setting in the Crimean War.

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