Boston Ballet Virtual Season Begins with RestART
RestART opens the 2021-2022 Boston Ballet virtual season in October, followed by The Gift in December.
Tag: George Balanchine
In Balanchine’s Classroom Review: A Story of an Insatiable Genius
Like a calming spirit embracing the energy of pre-performance jitters, George Balanchine’s voice fills the dark backstage footage that opens ...
In Balanchine’s Classroom Trailer Released
Have a first look at the In Balanchine's Classroom Trailer, an unprecedented documentary about 20th century ballet's most impressive masters.
Pacific Northwest Ballet Streams Coppélia to Your Screen
For their penultimate program in their 2020-2021 season, Pacific Northwest Ballet streams Coppélia, the comedic tale of love and confused ...
Balanchine’s Jewels: A Brilliant Ballet With No Title
George Balanchine's Jewels has become a staple of ballet companies all over the globe, featuring three distinct movements of Emeralds, ...
San Francisco Ballet Review: Jewels Brings Elegance, Sass, and Romance to Your Home
George Balanchine's full-length ballet of Emeralds, Rubies, and Diamonds highlights this San Francisco Ballet Jewels Review.
San Francisco Ballet Streams Jewels for Program 4
San Francisco Ballet streams Jewels for the next installment of their digital season and dedicates the performance to the memory ...
Sarasota Ballet Review: Charisma and Chiaroscuro
The pairing of Donizetti Variations and Amorosa will make you fall in love with ballet for its grace, athleticism, drama, ...
The National Ballet of Canada Spotlight Series Reviews
The National Ballet of Canada Spotlight Series is part of the company's 2020-2021 virtual season with existing works and new ...
Sarasota Ballet Digital Season Continues with Two One-Act Ballets
The fifth program of The Sarasota Ballet digital season continues with George Balanchine’s Donizetti Variations and Principal Dancer Ricardo Graziano's ...
