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BWW Reviews: Argentine Tango Milongas at 92nd Street Y

BWW Reviews: Argentine Tango Milongas at 92nd Street Y

by Marina Kennedy — November 5, 2013
The 92nd Street Y had Argentine Tango Milongas demonstrations, lessons, and open dancing hosted by Dardo Galletto. Many turned out to enjoy the evening....
BWW Reviews: BalaSole Visages

BWW Reviews: BalaSole Visages

by Amanda Ostrove — November 4, 2013
Ten dancers of all shapes and sizes take the stage in uniform black costumes. The lights come up, and we see them standing in height order, center stage, in a vertical line. The classical and bubbly Franz Joseph Haydn score begins to play, and at first, I judge harshly. My first thought is: this is ...
BWW Reviews: SAVION GLOVER'S STEPZ at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at

BWW Reviews: SAVION GLOVER'S STEPZ at the Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College Looks to the Past for the Future of Tap

by Frances Steiner — November 4, 2013
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College started off its 2013-2014 season with the bang of Savion Glover's tap shoes. The venue hosted a performance of Savion Glover's STePz on November 2nd. In the program, Glover listed himself simply as "hoofer, father, husband." Nevertheles...
BWW Reviews: Swedish Butoh Performer Su-En in SOOT

BWW Reviews: Swedish Butoh Performer Su-En in SOOT

by Rhys Loggins — November 4, 2013
Su-En, one of Sweden's foremost Butoh dancers, explores darkness in her work 'SOOT'...
BWW Reviews: Milwaukee Ballet's ROMEO AND JULIET Displays Pink's Dazzling Choreograph

BWW Reviews: Milwaukee Ballet's ROMEO AND JULIET Displays Pink's Dazzling Choreography

by Peggy Sue Dunigan — November 2, 2013
For never was there a tale of two star crossed lovers more that Michael Pink's adaption of Romeo and Juliet. The Milwaukee Ballet presented the full-length production on Thursday night with dazzling panache throughout the three acts to the audience's appreciative delight....
BWW Reviews: ARB's PREMIERES Enchants Audience

BWW Reviews: ARB's PREMIERES Enchants Audience

by Marina Kennedy — October 31, 2013
American Repertory Ballet presented 'Premieres' at the Theatre at Raritan Valley Community College in Branchburg to delight their audience....
BWW World Dance Reviews: Christopher Wheeldon's CINDERELLA Performed by the San Franc

BWW World Dance Reviews: Christopher Wheeldon's CINDERELLA Performed by the San Francisco Ballet

by Barnett Serchuk — October 30, 2013
You know that song from A Chorus Line, Everything was Beautiful at the Ballet. Well, at Christopher Wheeldon's new version of Cinderella, the costumes and scenery are exquisite, as is much of the dancing. As for the ballet itself, it is a muddle, which I attribute more to the music of Sergei Prokofi...
BWW Reviews: Ballet, Inc.

BWW Reviews: Ballet, Inc.

by Kristen Dickerson — October 31, 2013
This quirky ballet company blended ballet on pointe and contemporary/modern dance together to create a smooth and flowing movement....
BWW Reviews: Ballets With A Twist Present COCKTAIL HOUR at UC PAC

BWW Reviews: Ballets With A Twist Present COCKTAIL HOUR at UC PAC

by Marina Kennedy — October 30, 2013
Ballets With A Twist performed 'Cocktail Hour' at Union County Performing Arts Center in Rahway and the audience was captivated....
BWW Reviews: Ballet in Cinema From Emerging Pictures Presents SPARTACUS

BWW Reviews: Ballet in Cinema From Emerging Pictures Presents SPARTACUS

by Barnett Serchuk — October 28, 2013
Spartacus is like camp. Not summer camp, but Susan Sontag camp, who wrote in that brainy, immortal essay , 'Camp helps account for the fact that opera and ballet are experienced as such rich treasures of Camp, for neither of these forms can easily do justice to the complexity of human nature. ' This...
BWW Reviews: Miguel Gutierrez Performs 'myendlesslove' at Abrons Art Center

BWW Reviews: Miguel Gutierrez Performs 'myendlesslove' at Abrons Art Center

by Kayt MacMaster — October 28, 2013
With intervallic thrusts of kiss-and-tell performance, myendlesslove plunges further and further into the depths of heartbreak, and it is not the kind of heartbreak that we recover from experiencing easily, even as a third party....
BWW Reviews: Wheeldon's CINDERELLA Meanders and Misses the Mark

BWW Reviews: Wheeldon's CINDERELLA Meanders and Misses the Mark

by Sondra Forsyth — October 28, 2013
As I mentioned last week in my largely favorable review of one of the San Francisco Ballet's mixed bills at the Koch Theatre in NYC, the company under the direction of Helgi Tommasen is first rate. Yet the excellent dancing in Christopher Wheeldon's 'Cinderella', which I saw on Friday evening, could...
BWW Reviews: Matthew Bourne Turns SLEEPING BEAUTY into a Spellbinding Gothic Romance

BWW Reviews: Matthew Bourne Turns SLEEPING BEAUTY into a Spellbinding Gothic Romance

by Sondra Forsyth — October 27, 2013
With "Sleeping Beauty", the third ballet in Matthew Bourne's Tchaikovsky trilogy that includes "Nutcracker!" and "Swan Lake", the award-winning British choreographer has once again proved himself to be not only a gifted dancemaker but a masterful storyteller. The production, correctly billed as "A G...
BWW Reviews: James Brown - Get on the Good Foot: A Dance Celebration

BWW Reviews: James Brown - Get on the Good Foot: A Dance Celebration

by Jermaine Rowe — October 25, 2013
'Give the people what they came for' James Brown said in reference to his shows, and it seemed that the Apollo set out to do just that on the opening night of 'James Brown - Get on the Good Goot' dance celebration concert in Harlem....
BWW Reviews: San Francisco Ballet's From Foreign Lands - Symphonic Dances - Suite en

BWW Reviews: San Francisco Ballet's From Foreign Lands - Symphonic Dances - Suite en Blanc

by Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn — October 25, 2013
San Francisco Ballet's mixed rep program showed off its strong dancers from top to bottom featuring the star power of resident prima ballerina, Maria Kotchetkova....
BWW Reviews: VOICES OF ITALY Comes to NYC

BWW Reviews: VOICES OF ITALY Comes to NYC

by Gisselle Guillen — October 24, 2013
Italy came to New York City, and in a big way! Not speaking Italian wouldn't stop anyone from enjoying this show. Voices of Italy was fantastic! Full of passion and energy, the show was nonstop excitement from beginning to end....
BWW Reviews: INTERMEZZO

BWW Reviews: INTERMEZZO

by Kristen Dickerson — October 23, 2013
In music, intermezzo is a musical composition that is partnered with another work of art, usually a play or other, larger musical compositions. Following this definition, Intermezzo, a spectacular new ballet company, entirely lives up to its name. There is no greater joy than an evening at the balle...
BWW Reviews: Ecstatic Sight and Sound at the ARB American Artist Showcase

BWW Reviews: Ecstatic Sight and Sound at the ARB American Artist Showcase

by Patrick Kennedy — October 24, 2013
Performing at the Hamilton Stage, the American Repertory Ballet staged three joyous short ballets: VIVA VIVALDI, CARESS, and FAERIE TYME....
BWW Reviews: Lar Lubovitch Dance Company Celebrates 45th Anniversary at The Joyce

BWW Reviews: Lar Lubovitch Dance Company Celebrates 45th Anniversary at The Joyce

by Eryn Goldstein — October 22, 2013
The 45th anniversary season of the Lar Lubovitch Dance Company provided a glimpse into Lar Lubovitch's prolific career as a dance maker, showcasing both well-known and new works. Program B, presented at The Joyce Theater from October 15-20, featured a variety of pieces that emphasize Lubovitch's tal...
BWW Reviews: San Francisco Ballet Opening Night in New York

BWW Reviews: San Francisco Ballet Opening Night in New York

by Barnett Serchuk — October 21, 2013
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BWW Reviews: SAN FRANCISCO BALLET Treats NYC Audiences to Two Weeks of East Coast Pre

BWW Reviews: SAN FRANCISCO BALLET Treats NYC Audiences to Two Weeks of East Coast Premieres

by Sondra Forsyth — October 21, 2013
I still remember how surprised I was as a young dancer to learn that the first professional ballet company in the United States, the San Francisco Ballet, was not established until 1933. Given the fact that the Paris Opera Ballet was founded almost three centuries earlier in 1673, I realized that da...
BWW Reviews: Mark Stuart Presents STANDARD TIME World Premiere at Lancaster PA's Fult

BWW Reviews: Mark Stuart Presents STANDARD TIME World Premiere at Lancaster PA's Fulton Theatre

by Marakay Rogers — October 18, 2013
Choreographer Mark Stuart unveils his vision of social history in America through a spectacular combination of dance styles, with an eye to Broadway...
BWW Reviews: NEW YORK CITY BALLET Offers Faithful and Flawless Renditions of Some of

BWW Reviews: NEW YORK CITY BALLET Offers Faithful and Flawless Renditions of Some of Mr. B's Greatest Hits

by Sondra Forsyth — October 21, 2013
I have always told my ballet students that because the art form is kept alive by each new generation of dancers, we must be as proficient in historical styles as we are in contemporary techniques. The important works of the past cannot be hung on museum walls the way the paintings of the masters are...
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