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Damian Woetzel & Michael Sandel: Engaging Audiences through Art & Teaching
Damian Woetzel and Tiler Peck at the Guggenheim Museum, photo by Erin Baiano Last Sunday evening, audience members of the intimate Peter B. Lewis Theater at the Guggenheim Museum learned and performed George Balanchine’s Serenade, with piano accompaniment by Cameron … Continue reading
Posted in art, Balanchine, ballet, Dance, Education, Jerome Robbins, New York City, New York City Ballet, Politics, Reviews
Tagged Afternoon of a Faun, art of teaching, Balanchine, cameron grant, damian woetzel, ethics, Fancy Free, Guggenheim, harvard, Jerome Robbins, Joaquin De Luz, Justice, michael sandel, New York City, New York City Ballet, Other Dances, performance, performing arts, Politics, Robert Fairchild, Serenade, Tiler Peck, Works and Process
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Science and Art Mingle in Diagnosis of a Faun
Gregg Mozgala, the title character of Diagnosis of a Faun The characters in Tamar Rogoff’s Diagnosis of a Faun, which premiered on Thursday evening at La MaMa Annex, were transported to unfamiliar worlds where they struggled to heal and understand … Continue reading
Fall for Dance: Program Four
Mark Morris Dance Group in Grand Duo, photo by Marc Royce Expressions of civility and primitivism were evident throughout the penultimate Fall for Dance program last Thursday. In many instances, tension between the two created an intriguing, unconventional dynamic. Ballet … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, Dance, History, International, modern dance, music, New York City, New York City Ballet
Tagged Afternoon of a Faun, Afternoon of the Faunes, Alex Dean Speedie, ballet, Ballet West, Bronislava Nijinska, Colin Fowler, Dance, Dendy Dancetheater, Fall for Dance, festival, Four Bagatelles, Gonzalo Garcia, Grand Duo, Jerome Robbins, Jesse Mills, Les Biches, Lonnie Poupard Jr., Lou Harrison, Mark Dendy, Mark Morris, Mark Morris Dance Group, Michael Chybowski, modern dance, Nancy McDill, New York City, New York City Ballet, Tiler Peck, Vaslav Nijinsky
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Crowd-Pleasers, Inspiration, and History at Fall for Dance
Iyar Elezra and Bobbi Smith in Ohad Naharin’s B/olero, photo by Andrea Mohin The sixth annual Fall for Dance festival, where all seats are just ten dollars, kicked off this past week at City Center. Not surprisingly, the opening program, … Continue reading
Posted in criticism, Dance, History, International, modern dance, music, New York City, Reviews
Tagged Afternoon of a Faun, Altankhuyag Dugaraa, Andrea Mohin, B/oleo, Ballets Russes, batsheva dance company, Bobbi Smith, Boston Ballet, Cartier Williams, city center, Dance, Fall for Dance 2009, Iyar Elezra, jazz, John Coltrane, Laura Halzack, Lorna Feijoo, Mashall Davis Jr., Michael Trusnovec, music, New York City, Offenbach Overtures, ohad naharin, Orion Duckstein, Paul B. Goode, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Ravel, Savion Glover, Sean Mahoney, tap dance, The OtheRz, Vaslav Nijinsky
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