Ballet, Contemporary, and Modern Dance Performance Reviews
Read ballet reviews - as well as contemporary and modern dance reviews - of performances by your favorite companies from around the world on The Ballet Herald.
ABT The Winter’s Tale Review: Familiar Steps, Fearless Chemistry
As The Winter's Tale unfolded, it was the combination of a large production team and the dancers’ deep commitment to...
Chamber Dance Project Red Angels Review: Chamber Dance Delights at Harman Hall
Chamber Dance Project's mission - as demonstrated in Red Angels - has always been to showcase the interplay between dancers...
La Scala Theatre Ballet Paquita Review: Radiating Joy and Technical Prowess
The La Scala Theatre Ballet Paquita production of Pierre Lacotte’s reconstruction of the ballet marked a historic moment for the...
Pacific Northwest Ballet Director’s Choice Review: Pushing to the Extremes
Director's Choice, PNB's final digital program of the season, showcased the full stretch of the company's range and set high...
Birmingham Royal Ballet Black Sabbath – The Ballet Review: Birmingham’s Love Letter to Itself
In the world of ballet, where tradition often reigns supreme, BRB’s production Black Sabbath - The Ballet emerges as an...
MorDance Trees Review: Branching Out While Staying Connected
Like how trees always extend towards sunlight, the experience at MorDance reminds us to get outside, embrace nature, and connect...
La Scala Theatre Ballet Gala Fracci Review
The Gala Fracci paid tribute to one of ballet’s most beloved figures, featuring pieces that have been directly shaped by...
Gibney Company at the Joyce Review: A Few Choreographic Explorations
In Gibney Company's latest program there are groups of monochromatic bodies cascading in shades of black, brown, and gray displaying...
PNB Roméo et Juliette Review: A Beguiling Tragedy
A judicious excavation of the source material’s affective landscape, Maillot’s Roméo et Juliette is Shakespeare’s story like you’ve never experienced...
La Scala Theatre Ballet Peer Gynt Review: Blurring the Line Between Fantasy and Reality
A decade since the premiere of Edward Clug’s Peer Gynt, the ballet continues to invite the audience on a journey...
