Tag Archives: silent films

Seven Facts for Fall

Posted on October 20, 2008 by Evan Namerow

Matt recently shared seven fun facts about himself and then tagged me and six other bloggers to participate. Dancing Perfectly Free usually sticks to the arts, but I suppose this is the blogosphere’s version of icebreakers. Since I’ll be posting … Continue reading →

Posted in ballet, Dance, Dance blogs, Entertainment, New York City, Uncategorized | Tagged Alex Gregory, Alicia Alonso, ballet, Ballet Nacional de Cuba, Barnard College/Columbia University, Burt's Bees lip balm, carrot man at Union Square, Charlie Chaplin, Columbia University, cooking, Cuba, Cuban ballet, culture, Dance, Dance Magazine, Edinburgh Festival, facts about me, farmers' markets, Fidel Castro, food, gender, gender-neutral names, George Balanchine, names, New York City, New Yorker cartoons, performances, Scotland, Serenade, silent films, The Jillana School, The New Yorker, Union Square, vegetarianism | 1 Comment

New York City Ballet – Double Feature

Posted on May 26, 2008 by Evan Namerow

(Tom Gold and a stampede of brides in Makin’ Whoopee! from Susan Stroman’s Double Feature) Thursday evening’s Double Feature, a full-length production choreographed by Susan Stroman, was much more fun that I had anticipated. It was also surprisingly charming and … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, New York City Ballet, Reviews, Teresa Reichlen | Tagged Amar Ramasar, ballet, Benjamin Millepied, Dance, Double Feature, Glen Kelly, Justin Peck, Makin' Whoopee, Mark Stanley, Megan Fairchild, New York City Ballet, Robbie Fairchild, sara mearns, silent films, Sterling Hyltin, Susan Stroman, Teresa Reichlen, The Blue Necklace, Tom Gold, William Ivey Long | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: silent films

Seven Facts for Fall

New York City Ballet – Double Feature

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