Dance Doc ‘Paul Taylor: Creative Domain’ Gets it Right
“Poetry doesn’t always spell everything out, you know. They leave room between the lines,” says Taylor. “A dance can be like that too.” Continue reading Dance Doc ‘Paul Taylor: Creative Domain’ Gets it Right
Cleveland Ballet makes admirable debut in partnership with Neos Dance Theatre
Filled with delicate touches, deep bending holds and slowly evolving turns, the work enjoyed a sumptuous performance. Continue reading Cleveland Ballet makes admirable debut in partnership with Neos Dance Theatre
The new Cleveland Ballet makes its debut alongside Neos Dance Theatre
“I am not doing this to enhance my career,” says Guadalupe. “I am doing this because I see how much talent Cleveland has. There are a lot of good dance companies here and I feel there is room for a phenomenal resident ballet company. The city deserves it and I hope we can become that company.” Continue reading The new Cleveland Ballet makes its debut alongside Neos Dance Theatre
President & Artistic Director Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux Transitioning to Emeritus Role in June 2017
“Jean-Pierre has built a reputation of honoring the tradition of ballet, while fostering the evolution of the art form,” Singleton said. Continue reading President & Artistic Director Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux Transitioning to Emeritus Role in June 2017
CorningWorks’ ‘Beckett & Beyond’ an Artistic Triumph
The work’s thematic questions on existence and humanity’s place in it were a potent heart and mind stimulant Continue reading CorningWorks’ ‘Beckett & Beyond’ an Artistic Triumph
With ‘No Boundaries’ Dancer-Choreographer Gesel Mason seeks to ‘unwrap’ African American Dance
“One of the things I was thinking about in starting the project in Washington D.C. was that people would always go out to see Alvin Ailey whenever they came to the Kennedy Center which was fantastic, but there were a lot of other artists I thought the community would be interested in,” says Mason. Continue reading With ‘No Boundaries’ Dancer-Choreographer Gesel Mason seeks to ‘unwrap’ African American Dance
BalletMet’s Orrante Takes Final Bow in a Program Brimming with Memorable Moments
Like a Picasso cubist painting among Monets and Rembrandts, ‘Real Life’ was an aesthetic jolt. Continue reading BalletMet’s Orrante Takes Final Bow in a Program Brimming with Memorable Moments
Annual ‘Dancers Trust’ Production Raising Creativity as well as Funds
Since 1993, the Dancers’ Trust Fund has helped retired Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre dancers transition to life after the stage. Continue reading Annual ‘Dancers Trust’ Production Raising Creativity as well as Funds
Dancing Wheels Company’s “Lasting Legacy” Concert & Tour to Commemorate Two National Anniversaries
The Company now celebrating its 35th anniversary season under the Artistic Direction of Mary Verdi-Fletcher, its founder, is Cleveland’s longest running dance company. Continue reading Dancing Wheels Company’s “Lasting Legacy” Concert & Tour to Commemorate Two National Anniversaries
Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s Annual Free Show at Hartwood Acres includes a Premiere
The program will conclude with a reprise of Mark Morris’ clever masterwork “Sandpaper Ballet” (1999), set to the music of American composer Leroy Anderson. Continue reading Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre’s Annual Free Show at Hartwood Acres includes a Premiere
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