BWW Reviews: TCHAIKOVSKY: NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART at BAM
A previous commitment prevented me from reviewing the Ensemble for the Romantic Century's (ERC) Tchaikovsky: None But the Lonely Heart at the Brooklyn Academy of Music until now.
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BWW Reviews: Eva Yerbabuena at 2014 Flamenco Festival
Eva Yerbabuena's Ballet Flamenco takes on City Center for annual Flamenco Festival
BWW Reviews: ARB at McCarter Theatre - A Perfect Showcase
It's been a long, drowsy winter--though if you're a dance buff, the American Repertory Ballet has put together the perfect showcase to jolt you out of hibernation.
BWW Review: Manhattan Youth Ballet
Manhattan Youth Ballet and Manhattan Movement & Arts Center presented their Annual Spring Workshop Performances March 7- 9 at the Manhattan Movement & Arts Center, 248 West 60th Street.
BWW Reviews: LES BALLETS DE MONTE CARLO Brings Jean-Christophe Maillot's Darkly Compelling Adaptation of 'Swan Lake' to NYC
I'm not a fan of the fact that standing ovations, once reserved for truly superb performances, have become almost routine in NYC.
BWW Reviews: SF Ballet's CINDERELLA is Beautiful and Fresh
Christopher Wheeldon's playful choreography perfectly matches Sergei Prokofiev's talent for combining characters, story and music.
BWW Reviews: Tom Gold Dance Company
Tom Gold was one of my favorite dancers when he was a soloist with New York City Ballet.
BWW Reviews: Jody Oberfelder's 4CHAMBERS Explores the Depths of the Heart
When describing 4CHAMBERS by Jody Oberfelder Projects, one should not take the phrase 'immersive theater' lightly.
BWW Reviews: Gelsey Kirkland Ballet Stuns at Symphony Space
Gelsey Kirkland Ballet ambitiously presented, per the program notes, an "eclectic program…beginning and ending with ballets by Marius Petipa.
BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's THE YOUNG PERSON'S GUIDE TO THE ORCHESTRA is Captivating
In celebration of Stanton Welch's tenth anniversary as Artistic Director at Houston Ballet, the company is presenting a mixed repertory program that showcases his work as a choreographer.
BWW Reviews: ADELAIDE FESTIVAL 2014: SADEH21 Displays Strength, Control, and Flexibility
Produced by Batsheva Dance Company, Sadeh21 was choreographed by Ohad Naharin, the company's Artistic Director.
BWW Reviews: THE RED DRESS Brings the Dance Artistry of China to the Koch
For the third year, China Arts and Entertainment Group is treating NYC dancegoers to an all-too-limited engagement of a lavish and exquisitely performed dance theater piece at the Koch Theater in Lincoln Center.
BWW Review: New York Theatre Ballet's CINDERELLA
New York Theatre Ballet's Cinderella at Florence Gould Hall March 2, 2014, 3:30pm is another delightful flower in their garden of wonderful children's ballets.
BWW Reviews: Not Those Kind of Duets - Casebolt and Smith's O(h)
Casebolt and Smith is a duet dance theatre company (made up of Liz Casebolt and my former dance professor, Joel Smith) hailing from sunny Los Angeles.
BWW Reviews: THE BOOK OF ESTHER
I went to see a program with Ariel Rivka's Book of Esther at the Ailey Citigroup as the dance centerpiece and emerged from the performance with admiration for the world premiere of Take.
BWW Reviews: NEW YORK CITY BALLET Offers a Music Lesson Along With Four Ballets Set to Scores by French Composers
As a welcome surprise during the New York City Ballet matinee on Saturday, March 1st 2014 at the Koch Theater, the recently renovated orchestra pit rose so that Interim Music Director Andrews Sills could give us an interesting history lesson with the musicians in full view.
BWW Reviews: CINDERELLA at New York Theatre Ballet is a Beautiful Whirlwind of Magic
New York Theatre Ballet's CINDERELLA is a lovely spectacle of dance and magic.
BWW Reviews: KING ARTHUR'S CAMELOT Captivates Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Ballet blew audiences away with its World Premier of King Arthur's Camelot.
BWW Reviews: Kyle deCamp Chips Away at Accepted Realities in URBAN RENEWAL
Based on deCamp's experience growing up in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago in the 1960's, Urban Renewal reveals the commonly kept secrets of an era through memories, perceptions, and politics couched cleverly in deCamp's unflinching personal narrative.
BWW Reviews: Nora Chipaumire Constructs an Intriguing Portrait at 92nd Street Y
It is a challenging and curious task to describe a person you are inextricably linked to, but have never known.
BWW Reviews: Jessica Lang Dance
Jessica Lang Dance performed in New York City this week at the Joyce Theater and it did not disappoint.
BWW Reviews: Fans of NEW YORK CITY BALLET 'See the Music' of Three 20th Century Violin Concertos
Balanchine once said, "See the music, hear the dance".
BWW Reviews: The Colorado Ballet Presents an Enchanting Performance in the Classic Fairy tale, CINDERELLA!
When you are dealing with one of the most beloved children's love stories of all time, there is a delicate balance between the story and the dance.
BWW Reviews: Houston Ballet's ALADDIN is an Opulent and Mesmerizing Treat
Last night, Houston Ballet presented the American Premiere performance of David Bintley's spellbinding ALADDIN.
BWW Reviews: Inlet Dance Educates in Collaboration with Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Bill Wade's INLET DANCE COMPANY uses dance to educate and enlighten.