
Tag Archives: ballet
Repost: Swan Lake?

Houston Ballet
Boléro
Repost: Tutus and Tendus With New York City Ballet
5/17/15: If the New York City Ballet has one signature piece, it’s Symphony in C. George Balanchine’s 1967 choreography to the Bizet piece is very simple and pure, but it’s utterly breathtaking. It was the first ballet I ever saw, and it’s stayed with me all these years. I vividly remember pretending I was dancing George’s beautiful choreography to get through the boredom of tendus in ballet class.
Continue readingRepost: A New Church
Coppelia
Dancing Through Harlem

The Show Must Go On
Infra

Swans For Relief

Virtual Thing of the Day: 5/1/20

This Bitter Earth

Dancing for Their Lives

The Dream Maker

The Dance Guy

Friday Bonus Funny
I tried, but I couldn’t find the name of the brilliant French troupe who performed this gem in the 1960s. (Ballet D’Agonee? I do know it’s not the Ballet Trockadero.) Therefore, it seemed like a perfect ‘I’m going on vacation tomorrow’ bonus post. Enjoy!
Ballet NOW

Hulu/Vulcan Productions
Dancers + Dogs

Pratt & Kreidich Photography
The Power of Imagery

Arleen Thaler Photography/Swan Dreams Project
Hiplet

Hiplet