BWW Review: HONG KONG BALLET Brings Contemporary Ballets to the Joyce
On March 15, 2016, Hong Kong Ballet opened its debut at the Joyce Theater, NYC.
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BWW Review: PAUL TAYLOR DANCE COMPANY Paints a Moving Tapestry
Joyful energy crackled through the David H.
BWW Review: ADELAIDE FRINGE 2016: #NOFILTER Is One Of The Most Incredible Pieces That You Will Ever See
I see no reason why this should not tour overseas and, in fact, it should.
BWW Review: Kicking Off DANCE PARADE'S DECADE OF DANCE
In light of their 10th anniversary, Dance Parade celebrated and launched its Decade of Dance campaign with a "Taste of Dance Parade" performances featuring ensembles and groups representing a wide variety of dance genres and cultures.
BWW Review: WOMADELAIDE 2016: DAY 2 Continued To Amaze
The extraordinary diversity of music, information, play and entertainment can be quite overwhelming.
BWW Reviews: WOMADELAIDE 2016: DAY 1 Was A Sensational Start To The Four Day Festival
As opening nights go this was a big one and if this level of artistry, diversity and energy is going to be maintained, we are in for quite a weekend.
BWW Review: MADCO and UMSL Music Department's Superb PULSE - A MADCO CABARET PERFORMANCE
If you look up the definition of the word pulse in a dictionary, or at www.
BWW Review: Collide Theatrical Dance Company Delivers a Deliciously Dark New Take on DRACULA through a Collision of Dance, Music, and Theater
Collide Theatrical Dance Company is now in their fourth season of creating 'original Broadway-style jazz dance musicals.
BWW Review: COMPAÑÍA MANUEL LIÑÁN Brings an Exciting Flamenco Program to City Center
New York City Center hosts Flamenco Festival performances every year, and this 13th season included an evening with Compañia Manuel Liñan in their New York debut.
BWW Review: NUREYEV'S EYES Takes Stage at Delaware Theatre Company
What does it take to paint one of the greatest male ballet dancers of the 20th century? One can surmise, a talented artist.
BWW Review: Festival Ballet's Exceptional UP CLOSE ON HOPE
Festival Ballet's productions are always exciting and beautiful, but the UP CLOSE ON HOPE series is a rare treat.
BWW Review: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2016: MONUMENTAL Is Intensely Thought Provoking
The performance left me questioning my reason for living in the city.
BWW Review: Louisville's SPRING COLLABORATION - Artists Are Breaking Out
The Louisville Orchestra and Louisville Ballet Spring Collaboration may be one of those nights we will talk about in the future.
BWW Review: Ferri, Cornejo, & Levingston in TRIO CONCERTDANCE
Ferri, Cornejo, & Levingston in TRIO CONCERTDANCE was a performance of three world-reown artists-powerful and sublime artistry in motion.
BWW Review: MARIINSKY BALLET Pays a Tribute to Maya Plisetskaya at BAM
The Mariinsky Ballet at Brooklyn Academy of Music performed a Tribute to Maya Plisetskaya
BWW Review: FJK DANCE Celebrates Middle Eastern Culture, A Fusion of Culture and Dance - A Message of Peace at the Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College
In this time of physical proximity of different cultures, Fadi J.
BWW Review: THE WASHINGTON BALLET Celebrates Septime Webre's Legacy in Director's Cut
On the evening of Thursday, February 25th 2016 at the Eisenhower Theater in Washington, DC, Director's Cut began with a standing ovation for Artistic Director Septime Webre who just announced his departure from the Washington Ballet after a seventeen-year tenure.
BWW Review: The Mariinsky Ballet
Civil unrest, classic folk tales, imperial decadence, fairy tales, and the exotic romantic east: all tenants of late imperial Russian ballet that can at times feel irrelevant to contemporary audiences.
BWW Review: PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET Offered a Forsythe-Infused Triple Bill at New York City Center
Seattle's Pacific Northwest Ballet under the artistic direction of Peter Boal returned to New York City Center in February 2016 with an 'All Balanchine' program on the 24th and 25th followed by a triple bill, 'Contemporary Innovations', on the 26th and 27th.
BWW Review: ROMEO & JULIET, Birmingham Royal Ballet
The jewel in the crown of the Birmingham Royal Ballet's Shakespeare season (perhaps aside from David Bintley's new Tempest), this production of Kenneth MacMillan's Romeo & Juliet has been a hotly anticipated production for many months.
BWW Review: DANCING AT THE EDGE: New Choreography + Music Create an Uptown and Downtown Edge Combined
The JCC Manhattan, in collaboration with students of NYU Tisch School presented an evening of dance that explored their connection of the Talmud and Jewish literature.
BWW Review: The Adventures of DON QUIXOTE Danced to Perfection by Los Angeles Ballet
DON QUIXOTE is a fantastic Los Angeles Ballet production, filled with the dreams of the Don (Adam Luders), the love of Kitri and Basilio (technically perfect and emotionally evocative dancers Julie Cinquemani and Kenta Shimizu) and the adventures that follow them during this epic tale.
BWW Review: ASHTON DOUBLE BILL, Birmingham Royal Ballet
The Birmingham Royal Ballet's Shakespeare season opened with Frederick Ashton's The Dream, originally choreographed to celebrate the 250th anniversary of The Bard's birth, and now restaged to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.
BWW Review: NEW YORK CITY BALLET's 'New Combinations' Isn't as Innovative as the Program Title Suggests
Justin Peck's 'Most Incredible Thing' headlines this program of new works.
