News

James Hay, Vadim Muntagirov, Matthew Ball, and Marcelino Sambé in Wheeldon’s For Four.

News

The Royal Ballet Makes Its Jacob’s Pillow Debut

Caroline Tonks

Ricardo Rhodes, Jessica Assef, and Daniel Pratt, three professional ballet dancers, perform a pas de trois onstage in front of a burgundy backdrop. Assef, wearing a light pink calf-length tutu with a burgundy sash, stands between the men, raises her left leg in développé a la seconde on pointe. She holds her arms out to the side, holding each partner's hand, and looks toward Pratt on her left. The men, wearing burgundy tights and matching velvet tunics, stand in a small first position and smile at Assef.

Company Life

Two Sarasota Ballet Dancers Look Back on Their London Tour and Royal Ballet Collaboration

Catja Christensen

Daniil Simkin dances through a slightly orange, hazy atmosphere, posing in arabesque with his right leg lifted and his arm out to the sides, palms up. He arches his back and looks up towards the ceiling. He is bare chested and wears nude-colored tights and ballet slippers.

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Daniil Simkin on His New Dance Film, and His Future as a Producer

Amy Brandt

Claire Kretzschmar sits on a bench at the front of a ballet studio as she leads rehearsal. Isabella Lafreniere and Jonatan Lujan rehearse a pas de deuz, Lujan lifting LaFreniere in a split position.

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A New Ballet Honors the Memory of Raffaella Stroik

Emma Love Suddarth

A ballerina in a black tutu kneels onstage onto her right knee and opens her arms, looking up at a group of other female ballet dancers who surround her in various poses. A group of male dancers in black tights and brightly colored sleeveless t-shirts run in a large circle around them.

Onstage

Brooklyn’s Color Pointes Festival Spotlights Black Ballet Choreographers

Nadine Matthews

From left: Minnie Lane, Sara Jumper, and Demi Trezona link arms in a stylized pattern, their right arms lifted in front of their eyes.

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Queer the Ballet Dreams of a Common Language

Kyra Laubacher

Fifteen members of The Washington Ballet, a mix of male and female dancers, pose together in one long block of bodies; some dancers stand in penché, others in a lunge tendu derriere, and others sitting with their left leg extended behind. They all wear red unitards.

News

10,000 Dreams Recognizes Asian Choreographers, Past and Present

April Deocariza

A circular stage is shown from above, lit in blue, during a performance of Swan Lake. A large corps de ballet in white tutus sits on the ground with one leg extended in front of them, their upper bodies bent over their legs. They make a circular formation. In the middle, a ballerina in a white tutu and feathered crown stands in tendu derriere and extends her arms out to her sides. She faces a male danseur, costumed in a white tunic and tights. The audience surrounds them on all sides.

Company Life

Inside English National Ballet’s “Swan Lake” In the Round at Royal Albert Hall

Caroline Tonks

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