American Ballet Theatre announces 2026 Fall Season and 2027 Spring Season at The David H. Koch Theater
American Ballet Theatre’s two seasons at the David H. Koch Theater in 2026-2027 were announced by Artistic Director Susan Jaffe.
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New York City Ballet announces 2026-27 Season with 5 world premieres
The 2026-27 21-week Season has 48 ballets, including 24 Works by NYCB Co-Founder George Balanchine and 5 Works by Co-Founding Choreographer Jerome Robbins.
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Review: Coco Chanel with National Ballet of Brno – an excellent biographical ballet
Graham Watts sees National Ballet of Brno in Mário Radačovský’s Coco Chanel, a work of moving and poignant intensity.
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Pacific Northwest Ballet opens its 2025-2026 Season with Jewels, also online
On 26 September, Pacific Northwest Ballet opens its new season in sparkling style with George Balanchine’s Jewels.
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Italian choreographer Amedeo Amodio receives a lifetime achievement award at the Italian Parliament
The career of dancer and choreographer Amedeo Amodio was celebrated on 2 July in the Chamber of Deputies – the lower house of the Italian Parliament.
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Herman Cornejo brings the US premiere of Anima Animal to New York’s The Joyce Theater
In February, Cornejo brings the US premiere of Anima Animal to The Joyce Theater, a full-length work that reflects his deep ties to Argentina’s cultural legacy.
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New York City Ballet presents its 75th Anniversary Spring Season with Tzigane renamed
Suzanne Farrell remounts Tzigane for New York City Ballet’s six-week Spring Season… now renamed Errante.
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[Review] New Movement Collective’s Les Noces – The Departure… the real deal
New Movement Collective’s Les Noces – The Departure: “The real deal. They bring such experience and expertise that one can only respect whatever they do.”
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New York City Ballet brings a mixed bill to London
New York City Ballet comes to London in 2024 with UK premieres by Kyle Abraham, Justin Peck, and Pam Tanowitz, and a classic work by George Balanchine.
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The Royal Ballet celebrates Bronislava Nijinska in free livestream
On 18 November, The Royal Ballet will present an extended Insight event to celebrate Bronislava Nijinska that will also be livestreamed on YouTube.
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Pacific Northwest Ballet’s free streaming of Season Encore Performance
Pacific Northwest Ballet celebrates its 50th Anniversary with a free livestream of its Season Encore Performance gala.
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Birmingham Royal Ballet’s summer bill: Apollo – Interlinked – ‘Still Life’ at the Penguin Café
The triple bill from Birmingham Royal Ballet from 8 – 10 June 2023 is when the company will say farewell to principal dancer Brandon Lawrence.
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[Review] Seeta Patel’s The Rite of Spring – as musical as hell
Seeta Patel’s work “marries Indian classical dance and Western classical music”. In The Rite of Spring the connection with the music is incredibly potent.
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[Review] Dada Masilo’s The Sacrifice – an intriguing piece, magnificently performed
Award-winning South African dancer and choreographer Dada Masilo and her company explore The Sacrifice, in a new, hour-long production.
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Critics Round-up: English National Ballet’s Ek/Forsythe/Quagebeur and photo album
A round-up of some of the critics’ views of the charismatic Tamara Rojo’s last programme as ENB director: Ek/Forsythe/Quagebeur
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[Photo Album] Wayne McGregor new work at La Scala: AfteRite + LORE
Photos of the world premiere of Wayne McGregor’s AfteRite + LORE at La Scala with Alessandra Ferri.
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Breaking the LORE: Wayne McGregor on his new dance work at La Scala
Today is the 140th anniversary of the birth of Stravinsky, so the perfect day to meet Wayne McGregor to talk about his new Stravinsky programme.
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La Scala Ballet Season 2022-2023
La Scala Ballet Season 2022-2023: 7 programmes, comprised of mixed-bills and full-length repertoire pieces, include two new creations.
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Dancing Times’ June 2022 issue features La Scala’s Nicoletta Manni and Timofej Andrijashenko
In June’s Dancing Times, Gramilano talks to La Scala principal dancers Nicoletta Manni and Timofej Andrijashenko about life as an onstage and offstage couple.
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[Review] Balanchine’s Jewels at La Scala shows the company in top-notch form
Jewels at La Scala showed the company finally shedding the insecurities arising from Covid-related cancellations and changes. The company shone brightly.
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[Photo Album] First peek at Balanchine’s Jewels which opens tonight at La Scala
Eighty photos of tonight’s opening cast in George Balanchine’s Jewels at Teatro alla Scala in Milan.
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Italy’s dance magazine Danza & Danza names winners of 2021 awards
The leading dance magazine in Italy, Danza & Danza, has announced its annual awards including streams and videos of dance.
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A captivating dance tribute to Stravinsky at Italy’s Nervi Festival
A captivating programme of dance dedicated to Igor Stravinsky on the 50th anniversary of his death launched the dance season at this year’s Nervi Music Ballet Festival.
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A new John Neumeier work brings two Italian dancers back home
Jacopo Bellussi and Alessandro Frola perform Neumeier’s Peter and Igor in Stravinsky’s Love, commemorating the 50th anniversary of Stravinsky’s death.
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Stravinsky celebrated in music and dance at Nervi, Ravenna and Rome festivals
Nervi Music Ballet Festival 2021 celebrates the 50th anniversary of Stravinsky’s death in a programme of music and dance.
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[Photo Album] Royal Ballet’s Balanchine and Robbins programme
Tonight, Friday 4 June, the Royal Ballet opens a new evening of dance dedicated to George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins with Apollo, the Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, and Dances at a Gathering.
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The Royal Opera House 2021-2022 ballet and dance season
The Royal Ballet presents 3 world premieres: Wayne McGregor’s The Dante Project, Christopher Wheeldon’s Like Water for Chocolate and a new work by Kyle Abraham
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Week 3 of New York City Ballet’s six-week digital spring season.
On Tuesday 5 May at 8pm (EDT), New York City Ballet will release George Balanchine’s Rubies, led by Megan Fairchild, Gonzalo Garcia, and Mira Nadon.
On Friday 8 May at 8pm (EDT), NYCB will release Alexei Ratmansky’s Concerto DSCH, featuring Sara Mearns, Tyler Angle, Ashley Bouder, Gonzalo Garcia, and Joaquin De Luz, and set to Dmitri Shostakovich’s Piano Concerto No. 2.
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Francesco Lanzillotta answers the Gramilano Questionnaire… Conductors’ Edition
Q&A When did you start playing an instrument? I was 6 years old, and I started to study cello. Why did you start playing? My father is a cellist and my mother loves music, so that is why I started to study cello so young. Which musicians inspired you most when you were young? Stravinsky,…
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Photo Album: first look at The Royal Ballet’s new triple bill
The Firebird / A Month in the Country / Symphony in C The curtain has just gone up on The Royal Ballet‘s latest triple bill and here are the first photos. The flash of a firebird, a family sent into a spin and a classical ballet explosion. Michel Fokine’s The Firebird with Igor Stravinsky‘s music is a…
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