This super-slow work unfolds across the Marron Atrium and down two staircases as curious museumgoers look on.
Source: Review: Maria Hassabi’s ‘Plastic’ Sends Dancers Crawling Through MoMA – The New York Times
Read this article to hear the famous advice of Martha Graham on how to avoid the hidden danger of comparing yourself to other people.
Source: Martha Graham on the Hidden Danger of Comparing Yourself to Others
In this pas de deux of astonishing intensity, Giselle begs for the man who caused her death to be forgiven.
Source: Giselle Dance Highlight: The Act II pas de deux — News — Royal Opera House
The Snow Maiden is an old Russian folk tale adapted as a play and an opera.
Iconic ballerina Misty Copeland made history when she became the first African-American woman to be named principal dancer of the legendary American Ballet Theater. Join Misty Copeland and Nelson George, director of the new feature documentary A Ballerina’s Tale, and moderator Gayle King, for the incredible, behind-the-scenes story of how she overcame a tumultuous upbringing and near career-ending injuries to become one of the most revered dancers of her generation. More than just a ballet success story, Copeland’s journey is a hugely inspirational, universal tale of perseverance. Related video: Misty Copeland with Amy Astley: Life in Motion Misty Copeland Says Diversity is Vital for Ballet’s Future
Source: A Ballerina’s Tale with Misty Copeland – 92Y On Demand
Weve all been there—somewhere over the Atlantic, with a horrible neck crick from falling asleep while sitting straight up, or getting off a red-eye with lower back spasms. Sometimes finding a masseuse to work out …
Alexei Ratmansky’s production, with the Zurich Ballet and Milan’s La Scala Ballet, restores elements of an 1895 production at St. Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theater.
Source: Review: Zurich Ballet’s ‘Swan Lake’ Looks to a Classic Version From Long Ago – The New York Times
Ms. Verdy made her inflected dancing style work with multiple choreographers, including the more straightforward George Balanchine.
Source: Violette Verdy, a ‘Theatrical’ Star of Balanchine’s City Ballet, Dies at 82 – The New York Times
The French-born but American-trained Mr. Millepied said he had come to realize he was not the right man for the job.
Source: Benjamin Millepied Opens Up on Leaving Paris Opera Ballet – The New York Times
