Gold-flecked wings adorned the sinewy bodies of Chloe Felesina, Francesca Forcella and Daniel Mayo as a trio of dance angels…
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They call themselves “The Three Musketeers” because they have traveled a long road together at San Francisco Ballet, and before…
Performance April 1, 2016 Lensic Performing Arts Center Santa Fe Attending an Aspen Santa Fe Ballet performance is a great…
Coney Island’s Cyclone was the scariest ride in Kings County (the jurisdiction more popularly known as Brooklyn), until 1960, when…
The Alvin Ailey troupe is back at Berkeley’s Zellerbach Hall looking as good as ever — maybe even a little…
“Lauda Adrianna” is a contemporary liturgical dance with secular overtones; a ritual of movement based on longing, a wishing to…
Juan Siddi Flamenco Santa Fe is stepping into the national spotlight this spring and summer with several important engagements. After…
Trajal Harrell’s sort-of West Coast Premiere,“The Ghost of Montpellier Meets the Samurai,” never really happens according to its choreographer. In…
I’ve been to many a party in my day but few can compare to “Dances at a Gathering,” Jerome Robbins’…
The City of Brussels, with its gilded Grand Place built on a stodgy metaphorical foundation of bullion, is perhaps the…
Analogy/Dora: Tramontane is the first installment of a trilogy, with the other two segments to premiere later this year. It…
The aged artisan, Dr. Coppelius (Pascal Molat), likes to take a drink now and then. His exquisite doll “Coppélia,” is…
With classical bravura and Jewish-inflected “shticklach” book-ending two resounding contemporary works, Silicon Valley Ballet showed that it could put its…
Randy Pauve notes that “Strangers Become Flowers” “…is about finding places in the grip and slip of human contact…” In…