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Tag Archives: Sibelius
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet at the Joyce
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet has two homes – one in Colorado and one in New Mexico. In their current season at The Joyce Theater, something was left behind. The program, which includes three New York City premieres and William Forsythe’s … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, Dance, Joyce Theater, music, New York City, Reviews
Tagged Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, ballet, Chameleon, Dance, Gavin Bryars, Helen Pickett, Itzik Galili, John Cage, Jorma Elo, Joyce Theater, Katherine Eberle, New York City, Petal, Philip Glass, Sam Chittenden, Sibelius, Slingerland pas de deux, william forsythe
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New York City Ballet – World Tour
Albert Evans, Rebecca Krohn, Jonathan Stafford, and Rachel Rutherford in Russian Seasons (photo by John Ross) Every season, the artistic staff at New York City Ballet has the daunting task of creating a variety of programs that will attract audiences, … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, music, Photography, Reviews
Tagged Adam Hendrickson, Albert Evans, Alexei Ratmansky, Amar Ramasar, An American in Paris, Balanchine, ballet, Bugaku, christopher wheeldon, damian woetzel, Dance, darci kistler, Galina Solovyena, George Gershwin, Jared Angle, John Adams, Jonathan Stafford, Leonid Desyatnikov, Mark Stanley, Max van der Sterre, New York City Ballet, Nixon in China, nycb, Peter Martins, Rachel Rutherford, Rebecca Krohn, Russian folklore, Russian Seasons, sara mearns, sean suozzi, Sibelius, Teresa Reichlen, The Chairman Dances, Tiler Peck, Valse Triste, wendy whelan, World Tour
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