Do we watch the classics with a scholar’s brain or a lover’s heart? Pacific Northwest Ballet’s “Giselle” engages both, but...
It is always interesting to see what a famous ballerina does when given the freedom to program her own show....
When German poet Heinrich Heine wrote De l’Allemagne (“On Germany”), which was published in Paris in 1835, he couldn’t have...
Shortly after Russia invaded its neighbor, Ukraine, almost a year ago now, Ukrainians began streaming across the borders into Hungary...
I have often wondered why few troupes revive the classic story ballets the way Orson Welles restaged Shakespeare—as when he...
Royal New Zealand Ballet finished their “Live in Your Living Room” series with a tribute to old and new; their...
