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Tag Archives: Misty Copeland
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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Misty Copeland on Tavis Smiley
Apropos of our recent discussion on race and ballet, ABT’s Misty Copeland was recently on the Tavis Smiley show. She talks about race, ballet, elitism, her training, her recent appearance onstage with Prince, the immense difficulty of ballet, and of … Continue reading
Misty Copeland in Blackberry Bold Ad
I just saw this in Ashley Bouder’s Twitter feed. Very very cool!
Posted in Dancers, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged Ashley Bouder, Blackberry Bold, Misty Copeland, Twitter
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ALICIA ALONSO 90TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AT ABT
Last night was a very special night at ABT; the company put on a special show in honor of Alicia Alonso, the former ABT ballerina from Cuba who’s credited with bringing ballet to Latin America and bringing Latin American stars … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Event Reviews, Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged ABT, Alicia Alonso, Alicia Alonso 90th birthday celebration, American Ballet Theater, Anna Deavere Smith, Cuban Ballet, Daniil Simkin, Don Quixote, Gelsey Kirkland, Herman Cornejo, Jose Carreno, Jose Manuel Carreno, Kevin McKenzie, Laura Alonso, Luciana Paris, Marcelo Gomes, Misty Copeland, Natalia Osipova, Paloma Herrera, Veronika Part, Xiomara Reyes
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NEW MISTY COPELAND HEADSHOT
By the fabulous Jade Young! And here on the ABT website.
Posted in Dancers, photography
Tagged ABT, American Ballet Theater, Jade Young, Misty Copeland
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TWO SYLVIAS: ROBERTO BOLLE & MICHELE WILES AND DIANA VISHNEVA & ETHAN STIEFEL
Yesterday I had one of those crazed balletomane days where I went to both matinee and evening performances of Sylvia at ABT. Cast for matinee was the esteemed Diana Vishneva as Sylvia, forever-a-heartthrob Ethan Stiefel as Aminta, the shepherd in … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged ABT, American Ballet Theater, Carlos Lopez, Cory Stearns, Craig Salstein, Daniil Simkin, Darcey Bussell, Diana Vishneva, Ethan Stiefel, Frederick Ashton, Jared Matthews, Kristi Boone, Marcelo Gomes, Michele Wiles, Midsummer Nights Dream, Misty Copeland, Paloma Herrera, Roberto Bolle, Royal Ballet, Simone Messmer, Sylvia, Veronika Part
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NINA ANANIASHVILI'S FAREWELL PERFORMANCE WITH AMERICAN BALLET THEATER
The widely beloved ballerina from the Republic of Georgia gave her farewell performance, of Swan Lake, with ABT to a completely packed house on Saturday night. Angel Corella danced Siegfried and Marcelo Gomes von Rothbart. Of course it was a … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged ABT, American Ballet Theater, Angel Corella, Blaine Hoven, David Hallberg, Diana Vishneva, Ethan Stiefel, Gillian Murphy, Isaac Stappas, Janie Taylor, Jose Manuel Carreno, Julie Kent, Kevin McKenzie, Marcelo Gomes, Max Beloserkovsky, Misty Copeland, Nina Ananiashvili, Nina Ananiashvili retirement, Ormsby Wilkins, Osipova, Paloma Herrera, Roberto Bolle, Simone Messmer, Swan Lake
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NATALIA OSIPOVA AND HERMAN CORNEJO'S LA SYLPHIDE
(Natalia Osipova, photo by Marc Haegeman, taken from ABT’s website) Monday night, I saw the Bolshoi’s Natalia Osipova guest-star with ABT in their production of La Sylphide. I wrote a little about her and more about Herman Cornejo, at the … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged Airs, American Ballet Theater, Angel Corella, Arron Scott, August Bournonville, DanceViewTimes, Daniil Simkin, Giselle, Herman Cornejo, Kristi Boone, La Sylphide, Marc Haegeman, Marty Sohl, Misty Copeland, Natalia Osipova, Paul B. Goode, Paul Taylor, Paul Taylor Dance Company, The Bolshoi
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ROBERTO BOLLE'S ABT DEBUT
Well, I guess it’s not literally his ABT debut since he danced Romeo and Juliet with Alessandra Ferri for her farewell performance (during which I totally fell for him). But it’s his first performance as a member of the company. … Continue reading
I WANT TO DO FISH DIVES WITH MARCELO
(photo of Marcelo Gomes and Veronika Part, by Gene Schiavone, taken from ballet.co.uk) So ABT is in the midst of its week-long Balanchine-Tchaikovsky program, which began last night, after Monday’s opening night gala. I’ve gone to both performances thus far, … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged Allegro Brillante, Blaine Hoven, Cory Stearns, Daniil Simkin, David Hallberg, Ethan Stiefel, fish dives, George Balanchine, Gillian Murphy, Irlan Silva, Jared Matthews, Marcelo Gomes, Maria Riccetto, Maxim Beloserkovsky, Michele Wiles, Misty Copeland, Mozartiana, Only When I Dance, Ormsby Wilkins, Paloma Herrera, Sarah Lane, Tchaikovsky, Theme and Variations, Tribeca Film Festival, Veronika Part, Xiomara Reyes
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