Cinders Adds a Modern Twist to the Classic Fairy Tale
In a groundbreaking ballet, Scottish Ballet is set to astound audiences with a revolutionary twist in their upcoming production of Cinders.
In a groundbreaking ballet, Scottish Ballet is set to astound audiences with a revolutionary twist in their upcoming production of Cinders.
In a spine-tingling move sure to thrill fans of the macabre just in time for Halloween, Ballet West is resurrecting the acclaimed production of Ben Stevenson's Dracula.
Read moreOpening next week is Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s Light in the Dark program featuring four ballets linked by their stories of tragedy, hope, and the human connection.
The story of the ballerina with alzheimer's that has been recognized around the world after the broadcast of a viral...
Sometimes sculptured dancers need to be scheduled for a costume fitting, too. Glenn Peterson, costume conservator for The Met in...
Tickets for the best Nutcracker performances in 2023 are on sale already!
The next time you wonder, "Why are pointe shoes so darn expensive?!" re-watch this video. It shows a behind-the-scenes look...
Dutch National Ballet's Giselle, choreographed by Marius Petipa with additional choreography by Rachel Beaujean and Ricardo Bustamante, takes center stage this autumn at Dutch National Opera & Ballet.
If you could bottle the air on Wednesday night’s balmy outdoor performance of the BAAND Together Dance Festival, it would contain that elusive feeling that only comes from a New York City summer.
This American Ballet Theatre Like Water for Chocolate review posits if the purity of ballet technique will take a back seat in dances that prioritize its plots.
Christopher Wheeldon’s full-length work for English National Ballet Cinderella in-the-round not only impresses and entertains but also challenges several centuries-old tenets of ballet.
Fall for Dance Festival 2022 review of Program 4 featuring Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Sara Mearns, Robbie Fairchild, and Kyiv City Ballet.
Good times and growth seem clearly on the horizon for upcoming performances of the Paul Taylor Dance Company's canon.
Two themes stood out in Dance Theatre of Harlem’s Repertory Favorites program during their New York City Season - relationships and love - as if an homage to, and reflection of, their departing leader.
Edwaard Liang, photo by Chiun-Kai Shih The Kennedy Center opens its 2018-2019 ballet season with the San Francisco Ballet showcasing the east coast premieres of works by world-renowned choreographers in their program Unbound: A Festival of New Works. Among the...
Read moreThere are many ups and downs of a ballet dancer on tour, an experience in which Nicolás finds himself in...
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