I have often wondered why few troupes revive the classic story ballets the way Orson Welles restaged Shakespeare—as when he...
Just a few beats after the curtain went down on English National Ballet’s roundly admired run of “Le Corsaire,” the...
All hail the marching ensemble, a brigade of bouncing hips and outstretched arms, palms flexed and chins thrust to the...
“Radio & Juliet:” my uncertainty towards this work started with the title. Set to the music of Radiohead and based...
A beast mourning the beauty he could never have—this is the fate of Creature, the protagonist in Akram Khan’s new...
Wings have long held a special significance in ballet. In “Swan Lake,” Odette’s feathery port de bras become a devastating...
