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1 day ago · Dmitry Zagrebin (Royal Swedish Ballet) Francesca Velicu (English National Ballet) Tatiana Melnik (Hungarian National Ballet) Alejandro Virelles (Guest Principal Dancer, Cuba)
2 days ago · norman lebrecht June 05, 2024 Frederick Ashton’s Sarasota Ballet Impact 2024.iv.05 by Alastair Macaulay The artistic curation of space and time within choreography can transcend boundaries, and ...
4 days ago · At 15, he continued his training at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. He attended the 2019 summer program at the School of American Ballet (SAB), the official school of New York City Ballet, and enrolled full-time at SAB for the winter term that year. There, Gabriel received the Rudolph Nureyev scholarship awarded to talented young dancers.
3 days ago · He also choreographed for the Boston Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, Paris Opera Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet and Royal Swedish Ballet, among others. Goh received the Cultural Medallion in 1986 ...
1 day ago · Lewis Whittington is an arts journalist based in Philadelphia. He started writing professionally in the early 90s as a media consultant for an AIDS organizations and then as a theater and dance reviewer for the Philadelphia Gay News. Mr. Whittington has covered dance, theater, opera and classical music for the Philadelphia Inquirer and City Paper.
2 days ago · The inaugural visit of The Sarasota Ballet to London’s Royal Opera House was bound to be a momentous occasion. The company are here to launch Ashton Worldwide 2024–28, a celebration of Sir Frederick Ashton’s work and legacy. The excited buzz in the auditorium was palpable as some of the most famous names in the dance world gathered to ...
3 days ago · 4 Jun — 31 Aug 2024. Photo: Linn Cederborg/Dansmuseet "Om ni inte gillar det kan ni dra åt helvete" – Ballets Suédois 1920–1925. When choreographer Jean Börlin meets the rich Rolf de Maré, it marks the beginning of a story about dance, love and ambitious dreams. For them there are no obstacles, and in the autumn of 1920, they head to ...
