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Tag Archives: Guggenheim
Misty Copeland and FIREBIRD Excerpts Live-Streamed from the Guggenheim
For Californians (like me) who missed Misty Copeland’s Firebird at Segerstrom last month, or for New Yorkers and others hoping to catch a pre-Met season glimpse, she’ll be performing excerpts of it at the Guggenheim as part of the museum’s … Continue reading
Posted in Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams, Previews
Tagged Firebird, Guggenheim, Misty Copeland, Works and Process
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American Ballet Theater’s “On To Act II” at the Guggenheim
Did you guys watch the live-stream last night or tonight? If you missed it, you can watch the video now archived on the Guggenheim’s ustream channel. It feels weird to review a program that everyone can easily watch online, but … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged ABT, ABT II, ABT Met season, Black Swan pdd, Bright Stream, Guggenheim, Heo Seo, Irlan Silva, Jessica Lang, Jose Manuel Carreno, live-stream, Martine van Hamel, Only When I Dance, Ratmansky, Sarah Lane, Susan Jaffe, ustream, Vivace Motifs, Works & Process
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Jose Carreno and ABT Live-Streamed from the Guggenheim this Sunday and Monday
The Guggenheim’s Works and Process event this coming Sunday and Monday nights (May 1st and 2nd) is entitled “ABT: On to Act II” and focuses on what awaits a principal ballet dancer upon retirement from an illustrious career. The focus … Continue reading
Don’t Forget Royal Danish’s Live-Stream Via Guggenheim
Hey you guys, I’m on a legal assignment with some really crazy hours, so sorry I’ve kind of had to drop off the face of the earth for a while! Anyway, just wanted to remind you all that the Guggenheim is … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Previews / Upcoming Dance Events, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged Guggenheim, live-stream, NYCB, Royal Danish Ballet, ustream, Works & Process, Works and Process
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Two Live-Streams This Sunday: Natalia Osipova in Bolshoi’s Don Q, and Guggenheim’s YAGP Judging Panel Program
Live-streaming, either over the internet or into movie theaters, seems to be the in thing these days, fortunately, for those of us who can’t travel the world to see top companies perform and / or afford to attend all of … Continue reading
Nikolaj Returns!: And The Guggenheim Will Live-Stream His Royal Danish Ballet
Nikolaj Hubbe, former beloved NYCB principal of course, will be returning to NY with the Royal Danish Ballet, of which he is now the artistic director. The company will be performing over the summer, but first, they’ll be showcased at … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Previews / Upcoming Dance Events, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged August Bournonville, Guggenheim, Jorma Elo, live-stream, Nikolaj Hubbe, Royal Danish Ballet, ustream channel, Works and Process
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Guggenheim Live-Streaming Tonight and Tomorrow Night’s Dance Performances: Ashley Tuttle Dancing
Tonight and tomorrow night (Sunday, February 27th and Monday, February 28th), the Guggenheim will again be live-streaming their Works and Process event. This event consists of choreography by Donald Byrd and Pam Tanowitz set to music by John Zorn, and … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Previews / Upcoming Dance Events, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged Ashley Tuttle, Donald Byrd, Guggenheim, John Zorn, live-stream, Pam Tanowitz, Works and Process
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“Giselle Revisited” Live Chat
So did anyone here participate in yesterday’s live chat? I thought it was a tremendous success, especially since it was the first time the Guggenheim had done it. At one point, there were 364 participants, which the Works & Process … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Event Reviews, Dance Performance Reviews, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged Carla Korbes, Carrie Imler, Doug Fullington, Giselle Revisited, Guggenheim, James Moore, live chat, live-stream, Marian Smith, Pacific Northwest Ballet, Peter Boal, PNB, Seth Orza, the Winger, Works and Process
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Don’t Forget About the Guggenheim Live-Stream Later Today
Just a reminder that this evening at 7:30 EST you can watch for free the Guggenheim’s Works and Process discussion of Pacific Northwest’s new Giselle, and participate in a live chat. See my earlier post for deets.
Guggenheim to Live-Stream “Giselle Revisited” January 9th
Super cool! The Guggenheim has just announced it is going to live-stream its upcoming January 9th Works & Process program, Giselle Revisited, a discussion with Pacific Northwest Ballet artistic director Peter Boal and others from PNB about the company’s new … Continue reading
Guggenheim Announces its 2011 Works & Process Season
And it looks like there are several good dance events, including the Royal Danish Ballet with Nikolaj Hubbe, a program on how judges judge the big ballet competitions like the Youth America Grand Prix, a sneak peek at Pacific Northwest … Continue reading
Sneak Peek of ABT’s New Nutcracker
The Guggenheim just sent me the above video, which is of their Works & Process event a few weeks ago that I’d attended and written about a bit here, featuring excerpts of ABT’s upcoming Nutcracker at BAM. It starts December … Continue reading
Guggenheim’s Top 25 Most Innovative YouTube Videos
The Guggenheim’s selection of the 25 most groundbreaking YouTube videos is on view at the museum this weekend. You can watch the videos online too. I liked the above one, Seaweed, by London-based filmmakers, Tell No One; thought it was … Continue reading
ABT AT 70 AT THE GUGGENHEIM
Last night American Ballet Theatre put on a little celebration of its 70th anniversary and gave a little preview of its upcoming Met season (which begins next Monday, May 17th) at the Guggenheim, as part of the museum’s Works and … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Event Reviews
Tagged ABT, Alexei Agoudine, American Ballet Theater, Antony Tudor, Don Quixote, Donald Saddler, Eric Tamm, Fancy Free, Frederick Ashton, George Balanchine, Guggenheim, Isabella Boylston, Jared Matthews, John Neumeier, La Bayadere, Lady of the Camellias, Lucia Chase, Lupe Serrano, Marian Butler, Michel Fokine, Natalie Portman, Rachel Moore, Sascha Radetsky, Stella Abrera, Susan Jaffe, Susan Jones, The Dream, Veronika Part, Works and Process, Xiomara Reyes, Yuriko Kajiya
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PASHMINA LIFTS AND LITTLE DOGS WHO STEAL SHOWS: ALEXEY MIROSHNICHENKO'S "THE LADY WITH THE LITTLE DOG"
Last night at New York City Ballet was the world premiere of a new ballet by Alexey Miroschnichenko, The Lady with the Little Dog (photo above, of Sterling Hyltin and Andrew Veyette, by Paul Kolnik). The ballet is based on … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged Agon, Albert Evans, Alexey Miroshnichenko, Andrew Veyette, Anton Chekhov, Cortege Hongrois, George Balanchine, Guggenheim, Irlan Silva, Jonathan Stafford, Maria Kowroski, Maya Plisetskaya, Melanie LaPatin, New York City Ballet, NYCB, Paul Kolnik, Philipp Dontsov, Raymonda, Rebecca Krohn, Rodion Shchedrin, Sean Suozzi, Sterling Hyltin, Tatiana Noginova, The Lady With the Little Dog, Wendy Whelan, Who Cares
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