For years Amar Ramasar was one of the most popular dancers at NYCB, admired for his joyful stage presence and...
We don’t usually associate the choreographer Jerome Robbins with the music of Tchaikovsky. But on occasion, Robbins did choreograph to...
Is there a better way to end the spring season than with George Balanchine’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream”? If so, I...
There was nothing new about the trio of works on show at New York City Ballet on May 10—“Apollo,” “Orpheus,”...
The first time the scope of Balanchine’s Stravinsky Festival hit me, it was physical; I recognized it in my dancing...
It has been a few years since New York City Ballet danced Balanchine’s “Symphony in Three Movements,” so its return...
