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Tag Archives: Roberto Bolle
Roberto Bolle’s Fridge
In a recent issue of the Italian magazine Corriere della Serra, Roberto Bolle (along with several other celebrities) revealed the contents of his refrigerators – both the one he keeps in his New York home, and the one in his … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Articles, Dancers, Restaurants / food
Tagged Corriere della Serra, Gramilano, Milan, Roberto Bolle, seitan
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Robotic Roberto Bolle: DANCING ATOMS
Have you guys seen this? Dancing Atoms was created through a collaboration between Bolle and MIT researchers. Bolle’s movement was traced and then digitally replicated with a 3D laser scanner. “Motion-capture technologies make it possible, for the first time, to … Continue reading
Posted in Dance and Technology, Dancers
Tagged Dancing Atoms, MIT, Pat Healey, Roberto Bolle
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American Ballet Theater Spring 2011 Opening Night Gala
Last night was ABT’s Spring 2011 opening night gala. Dreary, rainy night … but what else is new for New York these days? Once inside, I really enjoyed the show though. (I’m hoping to receive photos soon, which I’ll post). … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Performance Reviews
Tagged ABT, Alexandre Hammoudi, Alina Cojocaru, Balanchine, Ballet Nacional de Cuba, Black Swan, Boston Ballet, Caroline Kennedy, Cory Stearns, Daniil Simkin, David Hallberg, Diana Vishneva, Georges Garcia, Gillian Murphy, Irina Dvorovenko, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School of Ballet, Jessica Lang, Joan Boada, Jose Manuel Carreno, Jules Massenet, Julie Kent, Karelia March, Kevin McKenzie, Lady of the Camellias, Le Cid, Lorena Feijoo, Lorna Feijoo, Majisimo, Marcelo Gomes, Maxim Beloserkovsky, Miami City Ballet, Michele Wiles, Nelson Madrigal, Nutcracker, opening night gala, Paloma Herrera, Rachel Moore, Ratmansky, Raymond Luken, Reyneris Reyes, Roberto Bolle, San Francisco Ballet, Sarah Lane, Splendid Isolation, Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux, The Bright Stream, Veronika Part, Xiomara Reyes
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Roberto Bolle’s Proust Questionnaire
How fun – it’s Roberto Bolle answering Vanity Fair‘s Proust Questionnaire, in Italian, with English subtitles.
Posted in Dancers, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams
Tagged Proust Questionnaire, Roberto Bolle, Vanity Fair
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Moonlight on the Beach
Happy President’s Day everyone! I’m spending the week in South Carolina at my cousin’s timeshare – I needed a few days away from New York and the ocean is my favorite place. (If I ever have money, I’m definitely buying … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Chatter, Dance News, Dance Photos, Dance Previews / Upcoming Dance Events, Film / DVD / YouTube / Livestreams, Personal
Tagged Balanchine, Ballet in Cinema, Benjamin Millepied, Black Swan, Bolshoi, Don Quixote, Emerging Pictures, Hollywood debut, Ivan Vasiliev, Jaded Piano Player, John Epperson, Manhattan Big Theater, Natalia Osipova, Natalie Portman, Prodigal Son, Roberto Bolle, Sara Mearns, Sean Suozzi
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Roberto Bolle & Robert Wilson’s “Perchance to Dream” Scared the Crap Out of Me
My friend, Oberon, told me about this exhibit – a video installation by Robert Wilson showcasing Roberto Bolle, showing at Center 548 in Chelsea, as part of Milano New York Isaloni. So I went to check it out yesterday. Scared … Continue reading
Roberto Bolle in Hercules Magazine
Here are a couple of pix of Roberto Bolle with Italian model Mariacarla Boscono in Hercules Magazine. See more from the spread here. Photos by Paola Kudacki.
Posted in Dancers, Fashion, photography
Tagged Hercules Magazine, Mariacarla Boscono, Paola Kudacki, Roberto Bolle
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Who Will Play Romeo in the Film Version of Anne Fortier’s “Juliet”?
Haha, I don’t even think this book has been optioned yet for film! It should be though – it’s very cinematic. All throughout reading it, I kept “seeing” Romeo – and always as one of my favorite male dancers who’s … Continue reading
Posted in Dancers, Literature / Books
Tagged ABT, American Ballet Theater, Andrew Garfield, Anne Fortier, Cory Stearns, Diana Vishneva, Giulietta Tolomei, Helen of Troy, Juliet, Kenneth MacMillan, Louis Garrel, Marcelo Gomes, Palio, Roberto Bolle, Romeo and Juliet, Romeo Marescott, Salimbeni, Shakespeare, Siena, Veronika Park
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Roberto Bolle on the Intersection of Fashion and Ballet
Here’s an interview with Roberto Bolle backstage at Dolce & Gabbana’s 20th anniversary show in June. He talks about ballet and fashion, saying both have to do with the aesthetics of the body and movement, and that fashion is very … Continue reading
Posted in Dancers, Fashion, Interviews
Tagged Ballet, Dolce & Gabbana, fashion, Italy, Roberto Bolle
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ROBERTO BOLLE AT THE PIAZZA SAN MARCO
Roberto Bolle and Friends are performing July 27th at the Piazza San Marco in Venice, as part of a gala to benefit the National Trust for Italy. The way the Italians talk about him, he must be so beloved there. … Continue reading
Posted in Dance News
Tagged National Trust of Italy, Piazza San Marco, Roberto Bolle, Roberto Bolle and Friends
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THE DUELING JULIETS: NATALIA OSIPOVA VERSUS DIANA VISHNEVA
So Saturday was another double feature for me, as for many ABT fans. And it was a fun double-header with the Russian women – the Bolshoi versus the Kirov, if you will – kind of going at each other … Continue reading
SWAN LAKE: VERONIKA PART AND CORY STEARNS
Here are some fabulous curtain call pics from last night’s Swan Lake at ABT. They’re taken by the wonderful Kokyat, and were sent to me by Oberon. Thanks so much, you guys! Veronika was divine in the role, as always. … Continue reading
OH NO ROBERTO!!!
For those who haven’t heard, Roberto Bolle is injured and will be out the rest of the ABT summer season. That means there will be no stalking expedition guided tour of the bowels of the Met at the end of … Continue reading
Posted in Dance News
Tagged ABT, Acqua Fuiggi, American Ballet Theater, Cory Stearns, Giselle, Haglund's Heel, Independent Publisher 2010 Awards, IPPY 2010 Book Awards, Irina Dvorovenko, Marcelo Gomes, Mats Ek, Metropolitan Opera House, Paloma Herrera, Roberto Bolle, Roberto Bolle injury, Romeo and Juliet, Swan Lake, Veronika Part
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ABT'S LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS NOT VULGAR!
Photo by Gene Schiavone, of Roberto Bolle and Julie Kent in Lady of the Camellias, taken from ABT website. I was so busy last week carting pounds and pounds of books back and forth from the Javits Center – and … Continue reading
GET WELL SOON, ROBERTO!
There’s been a casting change for ABT’s La Bayadere tomorrow (Saturday) night. Roberto Bolle (above, with Julie Kent) is injured and is being replaced by Cory Stearns (below). This will be Cory’s debut as Solor. Veronika Part is still dancing … Continue reading
Posted in Dance News
Tagged ABT, ABT Met Season 2010, American Ballet Theater, Cory Stearns, La Bayadere, Roberto Bolle, Roberto Bolle injury, Veronika Part
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OH TO BE IN ITALY RIGHT NOW…
Where Roberto Bolle is appearing naked in Mats Ek’s Giselle. Seriously, from what I’ve read, Ek’s version of the ballet looks really interesting: it’s moved up to contemporary times and is set in a mental hospital. Photo taken from OperaChic.
DEVIN ALBERDA IS HILARIOUS!
Headshot by Paul Kolnik, from NYCB website. One of my Twitter followers, a law blogger go figure, sent me a link to this article, by Gia Kourlas in the NYTimes about how several ballet dancers, mostly from NYCB (apart from … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Chatter, Media
Tagged ABT, American Ballet Theater, Blaine Hoven, Craig Salstein, Culinary Pas de Deux, David Hallberg, Devin Alberda, Dirty Dancing, Drew Jacoby, Evan McKie, Gia Kourlas, Marcelo Gomes, New York City Ballet, New York Times, NYCB, NYTimes, Roberto Bolle, Sascha Radetsky, the Winger, Twitter
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ROBERTO BOLLE OUT WITH MINOR INJURY
Oh no. Roberto Bolle has had to cancel a couple performances in Europe, including a “naked debut” in the esteemed Opera Chic’s words, due to a slight injury that required minor surgery. Speedy recovery, Mr. Bolle. Speaking of said naked … Continue reading
Posted in Dance News
Tagged Hamburg Ballet, naked debut, Opera Chic, Orpheus, Roberto Bolle
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WAS THAT THE MOST BORING DANCING WITH THE STARS QUARTERFINAL OR WHAT?
Sorry I’ve been so out of it again with blogging, you guys — I can’t believe how many little errors there are in my book to correct… So stressful! Anyway, I managed to watch DWTS last night. Thing is, I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Dance on Television, Sports
Tagged A-Rod, Aaron Carter, Alex Rodriguez, Ashley Bouder, Bruce Weber, Dancing With the Stars, Derek Jeter, Donny Osmond, DWTS, Gene Schiavone, Joanna Krupa, Karina Smirnoff, Kelly Osbourne, Kym Johnson, Lacey Schwimmer, Louis Van Amstel, Mya, New York City Ballet, NYCB, Roberto Bolle, Vanity Fair, World Series, Yankees, Yankees ticker tape parade
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AN ATHLETE IN TIGHTS: ROBERTO BOLLE BY BRUCE WEBER
Went to my local bookstore last night and couldn’t find it, but apparently it’s now available for sale in online (European) bookstores at least. In addition to original writing by Weber and Bolle, it includes text by D.H. Lawrence, and … Continue reading
Posted in Dancers, Literature / Books, photography
Tagged An Athlete in Tights, Bruce Weber, D.H. Lawrence, Paul Cadmus, Roberto Bolle, teNeues
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ROBERTO BOLLE MENTIONED IN SYTYCD REVIEW
Roberto Bolle (photo from here) is mentioned in a So You Think You Can Dance review in Entertainment Weekly. Kate Ward is a smart writer I agree with practically everything she says in that write-up. I watched this week’s show … Continue reading
Posted in Dance on Television
Tagged Entertainment Weekly, Iveta Lukosuite, Kate Ward, Roberto Bolle, So You Think You Can Dance, SYTYCD
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ROBERTO BOLLE AT FASHION WEEK IN MILAN
Speaking of Baz Luhrmann, Roberto Bolle, who has said recently that he’d like to work with the director, was spotted at opening ceremonies for Milan’s Fashion week, which kicked off yesterday. Via Treehugger. For more Fashion Week photos and vids, … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Chatter, Dancers, Fashion
Tagged Baz Luhrmann, Milan Fashion Week, Roberto Bolle
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ROBERTO BOLLE AND FRIENDS
How funny. Craig Salstein had mentioned this to me last night and today Opera Chic posts about it.
CRAIG SALSTEIN TO THE RESCUE
Photo by Rosalie O’Connor, for ABT, of Craig Salstein acting as angel between a warring Ethan Stiefel (airborne) and Herman Cornejo (crouching) in Tharp’s Rabbit and Rogue. So last night I went to Christopher Wheeldon’s Morphoses at Central Park’s SummerStage, … Continue reading
Posted in Dance Chatter, Dance Performance Reviews, Dancers
Tagged ABT, American Ballet Theater, Avery Fisher Hall, Bakers Dozen, Central Park Summerstage, Christopher Wheeldon, Company B, Craig Salstein, Edwaard Liang, Ethan Stiefel, Fools Paradise, Gonzalo Garcia, Herman Cornejo, Italy, Jared Matthews, Marcelo Gomes, Maria Kowroski, Martha Wainwright, Mercution, Morphoses, Paul Taylor, Rabbit and Rogue, Roberto Bolle, Roberto Bolle and Friends, Romeo and Juliet, Rory Hohenstein, Rosalie O'Connor, Tiler Peck, Twitter, Twyla Tharp, Wendy Whelan
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BRUCE WEBER'S BOOK OF ROBERTO BOLLE PHOTOS
is available for pre-order on Amazon. Good lord, look at those tag categories down below…
Posted in Dance Photos, Dancers, Literature / Books
Tagged Amazon, Bruce Weber, Roberto Bolle
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