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French Film Rise, Starring Paris Opéra Ballet’s Marion Barbeau, Follows a Dancer’s Transformation After Injury

Alice Robb

In a dance studio, a female ballet student and a young male violin student stand back-to-back, posing for the camera.

Learning From Each Other: School of Ballet Arizona and Phoenix Youth Symphony Orchestra Work Together to Present Raymonda

Kyra Laubacher for Dance Teacher

Chun Wai Chan, portraying the late Sin-Tzu Weng in a dance film, sits with bent legs as he adjusts the dial on a radio. He wears white and tan plain clothing.

Chun Wai Chan Talks About His Role in The New Short Film Never Fade Away

April Deocariza

A group of ballet dancers in different rehearsal attire stand together in a line and laugh, clapping and looking around. Katlyn Addison wears a sundress and stands to the far left, smiling as she leads rehearsal.

Katlyn Addison’s New Work for Ballet Jörgen Is Inspired by Hercules

Sophie Bress

Jun 3

Ballet Hispánico at City Center

New York City Center

Jun 3

Ballet Hispánico at City Center

New York City Center

Jun 10

Ballet Academy East Auditions

Ballet Academy East

Jun 22

SLAM! A Festival of Ballets

Greenberg Theatre

Jun 23

SLAM! A Festival of Ballets

Greenberg Theatre

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In a dance studio, a female ballet student and a young male violin student stand back-to-back, posing for the camera.

Learning From Each Other: School of Ballet Arizona and Phoenix Youth Symphony Orchestra Work Together to Present Raymonda

Kyra Laubacher for Dance Teacher

Chun Wai Chan, portraying the late Sin-Tzu Weng in a dance film, sits with bent legs as he adjusts the dial on a radio. He wears white and tan plain clothing.

Chun Wai Chan Talks About His Role in The New Short Film Never Fade Away

April Deocariza

A group of ballet dancers in different rehearsal attire stand together in a line and laugh, clapping and looking around. Katlyn Addison wears a sundress and stands to the far left, smiling as she leads rehearsal.

Katlyn Addison’s New Work for Ballet Jörgen Is Inspired by Hercules

Sophie Bress

In front of a blank white background, two female dancers dressed as fairies and one male dancer pose for a photo. The fairies, wearing blue and green dresses with blue wings, pose in tendu efface derriere, mirroring each other. The male dancer wears a brown vest and tan tights, leaping in a stylized Italian pas de chat.

Diablo Ballet Gets Mischievous With Its World Premiere A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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