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.
Jiří Kylián
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Interview: León and Lightfoot at The Royal Ballet – life, age, and change… a very beautiful message
Graham Spicer talked with choreographers Sol León and Paul Lightfoot – León and Lightfoot – after the opening night of their new double bill for The Royal Ballet.
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Review: So Are We, León and Lightfoot – a five-star double bill from The Royal Ballet
Kathrina Farrugia-Kriel flavours the spirit of contemporary ballet in León and Lightfoot’s Shoot the Moon and Salle de Danse for The Royal Ballet.
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Review: Wayne McGregor’s Alchemies – changing expectations at The Royal Ballet
Kathrina Farrugia-Kriel sees Wayne McGregor: Alchemies with The Royal Ballet – This exhilarating triple bill is the very essence of alchemies of curiosity: absorbing, engaging, daring.
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Review: La Scala triple bill – a five-star performance from Gioacchino Starace in Béjart’s Boléro
Graham Spicer sees Harald Lander’s Études, Jiří Kylián’s Petite Mort, and Gioacchino Starace in Maurice Béjart’s Boléro at La Scala.
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Rocio Aleman answers the Gramilano Questionnaire… Dancers’ Edition
Rocio Aleman was born in Monterrey, Mexico. In 2008 she went to Stuttgart to train at the John Cranko Schule, in 2011 she joined the Stuttgart Ballet becoming Principal Dancer in 2021.
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Review: Swan Lake with the State Ballet of Georgia in London
Jonathan Gray sees the State Ballet of Georgia’s production of Swan Lake: “Step by step, moment by moment, act by act, I felt my heart sinking.”
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Stuttgart Ballet’s Mackenzie Brown is promoted to Principal Dancer
After her debut as Juliet in John Cranko’s Romeo and Juliet, Mackenzie Brown was promoted to Principal Dancer at Stuttgart Ballet.
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Sarah Jessica Parker produces Front Row, a documentary following the United Ukrainian Ballet
Sarah Jessica Parker is producing ‘Front Row’, a documentary about the United Ukrainian Ballet, spotlighting Ukrainian dancers after the Russian invasion.
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Casting announced for American Ballet Theatre’s 2023 Fall Season
Casting for American Ballet Theatre’s 2023 Fall Season at the David H. Koch Theater from October 18–29 was announced today by Artistic Director Susan Jaffe.
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American Ballet Theatre announces 2023 Fall Season in New York
Artistic Director Susan Jaffe announced American Ballet Theatre’s Fall season programming today. The season will run from 18–29 October with three programmes.
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Meet the 24 graduating Royal Ballet School students – 100% leave with contracts
Meet the 24 pre-professional students at The Royal Ballet School; all have won contracts for the upcoming season.
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[Interview] Tamas Detrich’s first five years as director of Stuttgart Ballet
Tamas Detrich’s career with Stuttgart Ballet spans 45 years – as a dancer and since 2018 as artistic director. He, and four of his company, talk to Gramilano.
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[Review] Nederlands Dance Theater triple bill – knowingly incomplete?
Gabriela Carrizo/Jiri Kylian/ Crystal Pite and Simon McBurne is the ungainly title of the NDT triple bill: “incoherent as a bad dream”.
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Wayne McGregor presents the dance programme for the Biennale di Venezia 2023
Wayne McGregor presents Altered States, the title of the 17th International Festival of Contemporary Dance for the Biennale di Venezia 2023.
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[Review] Dawson/Duato/Kratz/Kylián – a contemporary programme at La Scala
David Dawson’s Anima Animus and Philippe Kratz’s Solitude Sometimes are the highlights of La Scala’s new contemporary programme.
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[Review] Acosta Danza’s Spectrum – endless commitment, and energy for eternity
Acosta Danza brings its Spectrum programme to the Royal Opera House’s Linbury Theatre – some weak choreography but exceptional dancers.
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The lonely father – Jonathan Gray reviews a new biography of the choreographer John Cranko
It is written with love for John Cranko but does not shy away from noting his insecurities, nor from stating that not all his ballets were works of genius.
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[Review] Birmingham Royal Ballet triple bill ‘Into the Music’
Guest author Matthew Paluch sees the Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Into the Music: Kylián’s Forgotten Land; Runacre-Temple’s Hotel; Scholz’s The Seventh Symphony.
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Giselle with Alina Cojocaru and the United Ukrainian Ballet: unforgettable moments
Matthew Paluch reviews Giselle with Alina Cojocaru, Alexandr Trusch, Vladyslava Kovalenko and the United Ukrainian Ballet.
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United Ukrainian Ballet performs Ratmansky and Kylián
The United Ukrainian Ballet will perform Alexei Ratmansky’s new ‘Ukrainian’ Giselle in the Netherlands and at the London Coliseum.
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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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Triple bill axed to save COVID struck Bayadère at La Scala
La Scala postpones planned contemporary programme to recoup sold-out La Bayadère performances cancelled for COVID outbreaks.
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La Scala 2021-2022 Ballet Season
Manuel Legris ballet season for La Scala 2021-2022 consists of ten titles, including new works, debuts for La Scala, and five repertoire titles.
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Yasmine Naghdi answers the Gramilano Questionnaire… Dancers’ Edition
Royal Ballet principal dancer Yasmine Naghdi talks about loves and dislikes from Spritz to Manon, Tokyo to Puglia, her grandmother’s table to Covent Garden.
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Save the best until last – La Scala’s triple bill shows a company in excellent form
Save the best until last. Not a bad programming policy, and with La Scala’s recent triple bill, the last was Maurice Béjart‘s Boléro. Obviously, with the first item on the programme being George Balanchine’s Symphony in C it can hardly be the best for many, but the Béjart is undoubtedly a crowd-pleaser and whoops and…
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Photo Album: Opening night at La Scala – Roberto Bolle in Bolero, Symphony in C, Petite Mort
BALANCHINE / KYLIÁN / BÉJART Opening night: Saturday 16 November 2019 SYMPHONY IN C Music Georges Bizet Choreography George Balanchine © School of American Ballet Revived by Patricia Neary Costumes Karinska Lights Andrea Giretti First movement Martina Arduino, Nicola Del Freo Second movement Nicoletta Manni, Marco Agostino Third movement Alessandra Vassallo, Claudio Coviello Fourth movement…
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Karen Kain to Retire as Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada
Karen Kain will retire as Artistic Director of The National Ballet of Canada in January 2021 and will be named Artistic Director Emeritus. She has been the company’s Artistic Director since 2005. Toronto Life once said, Under the reign of Karen Kain, The National Ballet of Canada has flowered into one of the most thrilling…
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Eleonora Abbagnato: Rome Opera Ballet is at an international level through my enthusiasm and dedication
Of course, it was not a simple path and fraught with difficulties, which put everyone to the test, but which allowed the theatre to achieve undeniable results. After the surprising accusations from the unions representing the dancers at the Rome Opera Ballet about Eleonora Abbagnato‘s bad behaviour, she has decided that it is time to…
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The magnificent Tokyo Ballet thrills at La Scala
After nine years away, the Tokyo Ballet returned to Milan as part of its Italian tour. The four-day stay saw two programmes with some of the company’s ‘greatest hits’. A triple bill consisted of Balanchine’s Serenade, Kylián’s Dreamtime, and Béjart’s Le Sacre du printemps; the second programme was Béjart’s The Kabuki. Serenade was beautiful to behold…
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