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From Ballet to Business: Jonathan Klein and Emily Hayes Launch Their Own Skin Care Company

From Ballet to Business: Jonathan Klein and Emily Hayes Launch Their Own Skin Care Company

by Kirsten Evans | Apr 2, 2024 | Career, Pointe+, Profiles

Former American Ballet Theatre corps de ballet dancers and married couple Emily Hayes and Jonathan Klein are making a big leap into business. After launching their French-made botanical skin-care company, Murmure, last October, the pair officially resigned from ABT in...
Meet the Ballet Dancers from Dance Magazine’s 2024 “25 to Watch”

Meet the Ballet Dancers from Dance Magazine’s 2024 “25 to Watch”

by Pointe Magazine | Dec 20, 2023 | News, The Latest

It’s official: our friends at Dance Magazine have announced their 2024 “25 to Watch” list. The annual round-up features rising talent throughout the dance industry and spanning multiple dance genres. Of course, we can’t help but feel excited about...
All in the Family: Jake and Ashton Roxander Wear Their Father’s Costume in Respective Puck Debuts

All in the Family: Jake and Ashton Roxander Wear Their Father’s Costume in Respective Puck Debuts

by Alex Marshall Hatch | Nov 9, 2023 | Career, Pointe+, Profiles

Ballet is in the very DNA of the Roxander brothers and so, it appears, is the role of Puck. Ashton, 25, and Jake, 21, are sons of ballet dancers David and Elyse Roxander. Trained by their parents at their ballet school, Studio Roxander, in Medford, Oregon, both are...
For ABT’s Cameron McCune, Weight Training Helps Keep His Dancing and Partnering Strong

For ABT’s Cameron McCune, Weight Training Helps Keep His Dancing and Partnering Strong

by April Deocariza | Oct 23, 2023 | Cross-Training, Health & Body, Pointe+

If you follow American Ballet Theatre’s Cameron McCune on social media, you’ve probably noticed that his workout videos are somewhat of a phenomenon. The corps member’s weight-training routine is not only impressive, it’s translated to better physical and mental...
Inside Christine Shevchenko’s Dance Bag

Inside Christine Shevchenko’s Dance Bag

by Lydia Murray | Aug 1, 2023 | Career, Pointe+, Profiles

American Ballet Theatre principal Christine Shevchenko’s dance bag keeps her prepared on the go. “I’m obsessed with Tumi foldout bags,” she says. They’ve been a favorite of hers for years. “They zip up into a little pocket. We travel so much, so I use one of...
The Quiet Intensity of ABT’s SunMi Park

The Quiet Intensity of ABT’s SunMi Park

by Marina Harss | May 1, 2023 | Digital Cover Star, Pointe+

In a rehearsal studio at American Ballet Theatre not long ago, SunMi Park, a newly minted soloist, and principal dancer Calvin Royal III rehearsed a pas de deux from Christopher Wheeldon’s new ballet, Like Water for Chocolate. The passage depicted a tender moment...
ABT Debuts Like Water for Chocolate—And Cooks Up Some Magic

ABT Debuts Like Water for Chocolate—And Cooks Up Some Magic

by April Deocariza | Mar 24, 2023 | News, Onstage, The Latest

Christopher Wheeldon is no stranger to translating complex and imaginative narratives into full-length ballets, with classics like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and The Winter’s Tale. He returns this month to American Ballet Theatre with the U.S. premiere of Like...
Meet ABT’s Claire Davison, Who Moonlights as a Clown

Meet ABT’s Claire Davison, Who Moonlights as a Clown

by Helen Hope | Mar 14, 2023 | Career, Pointe+, Profiles

Ballet dancers sometimes “enjoy” a reputation (undeserved) for being overly self-serious. Not Claire Davison, who, since 2013, has been a standout of American Ballet Theatre’s corps de ballet—and also happens to be a trained clown. When she’s not rehearsing at 890...
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