Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Once-in-a-generation ballerinas, topical works that transcended politics and a voguing “Cats” were highlights of the year. By Gia Kourlas Brian ...
In his May 17 dance review, “Boston Ballet looks back and forward in ‘Spring Experience,’ ” (Living/Arts, Page B6), Jeffrey Gantz writes, “Designer Robert Perdziola’s color palette is austere … gold, ...
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Dance brought them together to found a company. Now this CT couple is showing their company’s history on stage
“We wear many hats, and the first thing that we are as dancers," Alejandro Ulloa said of dancing alongside his wife Claire ...
This is the second year of a shorter, sensory-friendly matinee thoughtfully developed to create a welcoming experience for a specific audience Picture it: brilliant lights, stirring music, dozens of ...
Misty Copeland draws thunderous applause after her retirement performance at the American Ballet Theatre (ABT) 2025 Fall Gala last night at David H. Koch Theater in Lincoln Center An unrivaled ...
NYC Ballet's Nutcracker is back, and this year includes a sensory-friendly matinee designed for audiences with autism.
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