SlowDancing/NYCB – hyper slow-motion films of New York City Ballet dancers in NYC
SlowDancing/NYCB, a large-scale video installation by David Michalek, will be displayed on the façade of the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center.
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[Review] New York City Ballet ‘Masters at Work: Balanchine & Robbins II’
New York City Ballet’s Masters at Work Balanchine & Robbins II programme: Square Dance, Afternoon of a Faun, Haieff Divertimento, and Donizetti Variations.
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[Review] New York City Ballet ‘All Balanchine’ programme
New York City Ballet’s All Balanchine programme: Ballet that makes you feel alive, where risk-laden movement is palpable, and the whole emphasis is on the now.
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[Review] The Met’s Medea – a tour de force performance from Radvanovsky
Jonathan Gray sees Sondra Radvanovsky’s “exciting, insightful, chilling, and terrifying” performance in the Met’s intelligent new production of Medea.
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ABT dancer who hauled a homeless man off the subway tracks is awarded the New York State Liberty Medal
American Ballet Theatre dancer Gray Davis has been awarded the New York State Liberty Medal. It is the highest civilian honour bestowed by a Member of the New York State Senate. The medal is in recognition of Davis’s daring rescue of a 58-year-old homeless man who had been pushed onto the subway tracks on 3 June 2017….
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Bolshoi Ballet’s Italian dancer, Jacopo Tissi, on his first year in Moscow and dancing Diamonds at the Lincoln Center
Last August, young ballet dancer Jacopo Tissi, resigned from the La Scala Ballet to accept the offer a contract with the Bolshoi Company. As I wrote last September, it’s not something that happens every day. Like all Russian companies, the Bolshoi has few dancers from outside the ex-Soviet borders in its ranks. However, Makhar Vaziev,…
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Renée Fleming to perform world premiere of Kevin Puts’ song cycle, Letters from Georgia
Letters from Georgia is based on the letters of Georgia O’Keeffe and the work will be premiered at Eastman Theater in Rochester on 12 November and then at Lincoln Center‘s Alice Tully Hall on 14 November. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Kevin Puts wrote the cycle especially for, and in close collaboration with, Renée Fleming using O’Keeffe’s letters, written mainly to her…
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Sabrina Brazzo & Co take their all-leather ballet to the Lincoln Center
Tonight, at the Lincoln Center in New York, a new Italian ballet will take to the stage which features almost only leather costumes. When the piece made its début in Milan two years ago, I wrote: A Nabucco or Norma with leather costumes wouldn’t raise an eyebrow, but a ballet? Boots and belts maybe, but…
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Zakharova’s charity gala money is refused by Kiev school
Culture connects people, and it is a thread which can’t be broken by political tensions. When the Malaysia Airlines Boeing was shot down over the Ukraine last year I was on tour with the Bolshoi in New York. I watched the news and listened to the comments by American politicians about Russia and, frankly, it was…
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Behind every great woman is a great man: the man being conductor Fabio Luisi and the woman his photographer wife Barbara
Barbara Luisi was, no is, a violinist, but her passion for photography has taken over and her hobby has become her major activity. Though she begun studying the violin at 9 in her home town, Munich, she also started photography at a relatively young age, experimenting with her first Leica at 17. Luisi worked with orchestras such as the…
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Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev’s presence scuppers the Mikhailovsky’s New York plans
The Mikhailovsky Theater scored a coup last fall by luring Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev from the Bolshoi, and it was to have brought them to the United States this summer for a run of shows at Lincoln Center, said Arts Beat. Now those plans have been scrapped because American Ballet Theater has exercised a no-compete clause involving…
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American Ballet Theatre attorney guilty of siphoning off union dues
An attorney for a small, independent union of ballet dancers and stagehands pleaded guilty Thursday to falsifying reports about more than $350,000 in checks he wrote to himself, his law firm and his ex-wife, from the union account. Leonard Leibowitz faces up to 1 year in federal prison at his Oct. 14 sentencing. Leibowitz represented the…
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The Royal Shakespeare Company boots the bunny in NYC
More than two years ago, the esteemed Royal Shakespeare Company earned rave reviews for its production of “As You Like It,” which included a scene where a dead rabbit is skinned and beheaded on stage. The moment was meant to underscore Shakespeare’s description of the no-nonsense nature of country life. Apparently, New York audiences are…
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Apollinaire Scherr on the Bournonville style
In Scherr’s Financial Times review of the Royal Danish Ballet‘s performances at the Lincoln Center, she gives a highly original account of what constitutes August Bournonville’s choreographic style: Instead of bravado jumps and turns for the men and displays of leg for the women, lads and ladies alike skimmed the stage in flickery jumps punctuated by…
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New York City Opera Union charges the company with unfair labour practices
One of New York City Opera’s key unions on Thursday charged the company with unfair labour practices and sought a court order blocking its proposed move out of Lincoln Center. The salvo from the American Guild of Musical Artists comes nearly a week after City Opera said it could no longer afford to stay at the arts…
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Book of Mormon leads the Tony nominations
“The Book of Mormon” was nominated for 14 Tony Awards today, potentially making it the most celebrated Broadway show since “The Producers” won 12 of 15 nominations in 2001. The show from the creators of television’s animated satire “South Park” and the previous Broadway hit “Avenue Q” has won critical acclaim and sold-out houses with the…
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Rufus Wainwright’s “Prima Donna” rejected by the Met gets snapped up by the New York City Opera
Prima Donna, the Bastille Day-set opera by Grammy Award-nominated singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright, will make its Gotham debut in spring 2012 at the New York City Opera instead of the Metropolitan Opera, for which it was originally conceived. NYCO said on Monday that the company would produce it sometime next season. The Met and Lincoln Center…
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