To many dancers, Balanchine is a figure so imbued with history, he’s almost not real. He lives on through his...
The 1972 Stravinsky Festival at New York City Ballet is one of those mythical moments people speak of with glowing...
The first time the scope of Balanchine’s Stravinsky Festival hit me, it was physical; I recognized it in my dancing...
George Balanchine’s “Divertimento No. 15” is a ballet one longs to see, but seldom comes out of the theater fully...
It has been a few years since New York City Ballet danced Balanchine’s “Symphony in Three Movements,” so its return...
The 1971 ballet “Goldberg Variations,” by Jerome Robbins, has a reputation for being long, and, for that reason, one of...
