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Of school, NYCB and an opportunity missed?
Hi hello hey today was a rather awesome day. HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY IRENE! HAPPY 17th BIRTHDAY SAMUEL! First thing in the morning was Bio lecture; I dislike Friday Morning Bio Lectures because they… more →
carousel in winter;
Go With The Flow
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Emilia wrote 1 month ago: Morphoses dancers performing Commedia (via Sadler’s Wells YouTube channel) Morphoses’ th … more →
Morphoses
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Linda wrote 1 month ago: The Morphoses London Season opens tonight at Sadler’s Wells with a programme dedicated to 100 … more →
Agon
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Linda wrote 1 month ago: Go If Agon is probably one of the quintessential Balanchine pieces in every balletomane’s punc … more →
He has a nephew?!?
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youdancefunny wrote 2 months ago: Finished reading Acosta’s autobiography and it did not disappoint. Some rough spats and heartbreaki … more →
Dancing Days
Emilia wrote 2 months ago: This week we have double reason to party. While at Covent Garden the Royal Ballet returns home for t … more →
Thinking about following New York City Ballet to Tokyo? More almost helpful travel tips
youdancefunny wrote 2 months ago: As I sit here anxiously waiting for the season premiere of Glee (and dreading, thus avoiding the pre … more →
of school, NYCB and an opportunity missed?
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Zi Yan wrote 3 months ago: Hi hello hey today was a rather awesome day. HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY IRENE! HAPPY 17th BIRTHDAY SAMUEL! … more →
Virtually There
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Emilia wrote 4 months ago: In 1973 the Royal Ballet went on a historical tour to Brazil bringing 110 dancers including its star … more →
Bag of Steps: Big Jumps (Part 2)
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Linda wrote 4 months ago: In this post we continue to look at some of the big jumps that have historically filled the vision o … more →
Season Awards
Emilia wrote 5 months ago: The 2008/2009 Royal Ballet season was filled with golden tickets, but which acts made the Bag Ladies … more →
A Fond Farewell to Alexandra
Linda wrote 5 months ago: It is hard to believe that someone like Alexandra Ansanelli, one of the Royal Ballet’s younges … more →
Dancer(s) in the Dark
cultureonthecheap wrote 5 months ago: Lifecasting Did I mention that I love free culture in New York? My gal-pal Cathy lives in Manhattan … more →
Jewels
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Linda wrote 6 months ago: Go if: You like to mix & match different ballet styles or you want to take a crash course on Bal … more →
Long Tall Sally
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Linda wrote 6 months ago: The Balanchine method is not a syllabus for training per se, but the term is generally applied to de … more →
New York City Ballet: Stravinsky, Seduction, and a Storm
Evan wrote 6 months ago: Symphony in Three Movements, photo by Paul Kolnik Sunday afternoon’s program displayed disparate moo … more →
Love Me Two Times
Emilia wrote 7 months ago: The joys of seeing different casts The other day I got an email from a friend inviting me to see the … more →
nycb♥
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Zi Yan wrote 8 months ago: They went, they played their best, they sounded awesome. There was emotion, there were hearts being … more →
Laugh Out Loud :)
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Zi Yan wrote 8 months ago: Oh my goodness, tired tired tired, my eyes are nearly shut as I’m typing this. Just reached ho … more →
of flunking, spaceships and magic.
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Zi Yan wrote 8 months ago: Today was a bad day. Not necessarily bad that I feel like the entire day was horrid, but several eve … more →
