Richmond Ballet’s pairing of George Balanchine’s “Serenade” and Ma Cong’s one-act “Firebird” encapsulates the beauty and quintessential oddness of ballet....
To many dancers, Balanchine is a figure so imbued with history, he’s almost not real. He lives on through his...
The opening to George Balanchine’s “Serenade”—dancers standing feet parallel, right arm reaching up with the palm facing out as if...
It’s hard to explain the School of American Ballet’s annual Workshop performances to outsiders. Workshop is a year-end ballet recital,...
Beginning in the light of the moon, a remembering. Beginning with a much-loved (and most-performed) “Serenade” by George Balanchine in...
There was much to admire about the Washington Ballet’s program titled “Mixed Masters” which the company brought to the Kennedy...
