BWW Reviews: American Ballet Theater
Balanchine and Massine on the same program on February 20, 2014? I can't remember that last time I saw that.
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BWW Reviews: NEW YORK CITY BALLET Reveres Its Great Masters
Halfway through celebrating its 50th year at the David H.
BWW Reviews: iLUMINATE the Artist Within
On a warm, sunny Sunday I wasn't exactly thrilled to sit inside an air-conditioned theatre.
BWW Reviews: BALLETNEXT - The Great Leap Forward
Michele Wiles' BalletNext gave its best performance at BAM Fisher (Fishman Space), on Friday, May 17, Founded in 2011, the dancers have developed and matured into a cooperating, fluid dance company, rather than a group of interesting soloists without connection to each other.
BWW Reviews: Lyon Opera Ballet Offers a Mobil Sculpture as Glimpse of the End of the World
Last weekend, The Brooklyn Academy of Music saw the return of the Lyon Opera Ballet and the American premier of Christian Rizzo's Ni Fleurs, Ni Ford-Mustang.
BWW Reviews: Ballet West Closes 50th Anniversary Season with INNOVATIONS
Ballet West closes its' 50th anniversary season with their annual production of Innovations, a program thought up by Artistic Director Adam Sklute 7 years ago.
BWW Reviews: American Ballet Theatre Delights With Gallic-Flavored Highjinks in DON QUIXOTE
On the rain-soaked evening of May 16th 2014, ABT delivered a mood-boosting performance of 'Don Quixote' for a full house of grateful dancegoers at the Metropolitan Opera House in Lincoln Center.
BWW Reviews: Michael Pink Conjures A Majestic Masterpiece in MIRROR, MIRROR
Michael Pink's World Premiere Mirror, Mirror conjures a spell that leaves the audience speechless except for the applause of a standing ovation in Uhlien Hall at Milwaukee's Marcus Center for the Performing Arts.
BWW Review: New York Theatre Ballet's ANTONY TUDOR CELEBRATION
New York Theatre Ballet presented, by arrangement with The Estate of Antony Tudor and The Antony Tudor Trust, an A.
BWW Reviews: NEW YORK CITY BALLET Delights With a Varied Robbins Triple Bill
The All Robbins program offered this spring season by New York City Ballet is a testament to the range and depth of the choreographer's genius.
BWW Reviews: Voguing Takes Center Stage at DANSE
Frederic Nauczyciel's The Fire Flies explores the relationship between the Baltimore and Paris Ballroom scenes.
BWW Reviews: Art Imitates Life in THE LOOK OF FEELING
For hundreds of years, storytelling has been an essential part of African-American culture.
BWW Reviews: NEW YORK CITY BALLET Looks Forward to the Future
To jumpstart their 50th anniversary at the David H.
BWW Reviews: Limon Dance Company at The Joyce Theater
What does a dance company do when its founder and visionary dies? While some leave with succession plans in place, this question still troubles many prominent dance companies.
BWW Reviews: LIMON DANCE COMPANY Offers Something Old and Something New
A judicious mix of now-classic Limon works from the 1950s and 1960s along with pieces by current choreographers made for a superb evening of dance on Friday, May 3rd 2014 at the Joyce.
BWW Reviews: Baldwin Through Dance
Baldwin through Dance: Charles O.
BWW Reviews: Film Legend Leslie Caron Graces the Laguna Playhouse Stage
Two character plays about love and friendship over time like Same Time, Next Year by Bernard Slade and Driving Miss Daisy by Alfred Uhry are A-list treasures.
BWW Reviews: SHEN WEI Leaves Audience Breathless
Shen Wei Dance Arts' New York season at the Judson Memorial Church, running April 29th to May 4th, is a dynamic display of the versatility and ingenuity of a master choreographer.
BWW Reviews: Ballet Hispanico Bids Farewell to Vanessa Valecillos
It was a pleasure to attend Ballet Hispanico's April 27th performance honoring retiring company dancer Vanessa Valecillos.
BWW Reviews: Mikhail Baryshnikov Ignites MAN IN A CASE at The Broad Stage
Adapted from two Anton Chekhov short stories, Man in a Case and About Love, MAN IN A CASE is a pair of haunting love stories - one of an officious, anti-social man and his involvement with an extroverted woman.
BWW Reviews: Dance Theater of Harlem Lit Up Jazz at Lincoln Center
On Friday, April 25th, the new Dance Theater of Harlem, now in its second year, presented three ballets.
BWW Reviews: DANCE THEATRE OF HARLEM Celebrates 45 Years After Coming Back from the Brink
Dance Theatre of Harlem's 2014 run at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the second New York season after a nine-year absence, drew to a satisfying close on the afternoon of Sunday, April 27th with a well-chosen triple bill.
BWW Reviews: Getting Schooled: Columbia/Barnard Dance Department Spring Concert
The young dancers of Columbia University and Barnard College fell back and forth in dance repertory and dared to add their own voices to iconic works at the matinee performance at Miller Theatre, Saturday, April 26th, 2014.
BWW Reviews: EMERGENCE Presented by Eryc Taylor
Emergence, presented by Eryc Taylor Dance, showcased four twenty minute works by different New York City based choreographers.
