“Ernesto,” a fictionalized account of a true story, opens in Tokyo, where a team of Cubans headed by Ernesto Che…
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Kate Duhamel is unrepentant. “I’m responsible,” she admits. “I wanted to re-situate high level ballet in an Indie Pop or…
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“¡Socorro!” in Spanish means “Help!” of the kind that begs for succor, comfort, a poultice for one’s wounds. If the…
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It’s a dominoes game of unrequited love that begins with a deathbed alarm sounded by the household staff at the…
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When my son was six and a student at Mountaineer Montessori School, he learned the Shaker hymn, “’Simple Gifts.” “I…
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For its yearly mixed rep program, English National Ballet brought an all-American barnburner of a lineup. William Forsythe, after a…
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All three works on this evening’s program are locally sourced archived ballets. Those who have seen them in other seasons…
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