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Ballet West's Jordan Richardson Fry Has a Side Business Baking Extravagant Wedding Cakes

Ballet West's Jordan Richardson Fry Has a Side Business Baking Extravagant Wedding Cakes

by Haley Hilton | Apr 8, 2020 | Career, Profiles

Check out Fry’s famous Beehive Cake recipe here. Ballet West corps dancer Jordan Richardson Fry has always had an affinity for baking. But it wasn’t until joining Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre in 2009 that she turned to the kitchen as a way to alleviate the...
Ballet West Star Beckanne Sisk Shares Her On-and Off-Duty Styles

Ballet West Star Beckanne Sisk Shares Her On-and Off-Duty Styles

by Marissa DeSantis | Jan 21, 2020 | Instagram, Profiles, Trending

Ballet West principal dancer Beckanne Sisk may not subscribe to a specific style, but there are a few key elements to her off-duty look no matter what the season. “Comfort is number one for me,” she says. “I also like to buy things that are a little...
Ballet West Presents Rarely Seen Early Balanchine Work

Ballet West Presents Rarely Seen Early Balanchine Work

by Chava Pearl Lansky | Oct 20, 2019 | News

Ballet West opens its season October 25–November 2 with a triptych of works from George Balanchine’s early choreographic career with Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes. Highlighting the program is Balanchine’s 1925 The Song of the Nightingale (Le...
Pro Pointe Shoe Hacks from Ballet West Soloist Chelsea Keefer

Pro Pointe Shoe Hacks from Ballet West Soloist Chelsea Keefer

by Josephine Lee | Sep 13, 2019 | Profiles, Viral Videos

Master pointe shoe fitter Josephine Lee of the California-based ThePointeShop chats with Ballet West soloist Chelsea Keefer to hear about how she prepares her pointe shoes. Keefer offers lots of darning tips, and shares all of the unusual ways that she uses...
Patience and Persistence: Ballet West's Emily Neale

Patience and Persistence: Ballet West's Emily Neale

by Haley Hilton | May 29, 2019 | Profiles, Trending

This is Pointe’s Summer 2019 cover story. You can subscribe to the magazine here, or click here to purchase this issue. In Ballet West’s company class at Salt Lake City’s historic Capitol Theatre, demi-soloist Emily Neale stands poised in first...
Onstage This Week: PBT's "Great Gatsby," Nashville Ballet's  "Attitude: Lucy Negro Redux," 7 World Premieres at Grand Rapids Ballet, and More!

Onstage This Week: PBT's "Great Gatsby," Nashville Ballet's  "Attitude: Lucy Negro Redux," 7 World Premieres at Grand Rapids Ballet, and More!

by Chava Pearl Lansky | Feb 4, 2019 | News, Onstage

Wonder what’s going on in ballet this week? We’ve rounded up some highlights. Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Dives Into the Roaring ’20s With the World Premiere of “The Great Gatsby”  February 8–17 , Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre...
Pro Pointe Shoe Hacks From Ballet West Principal Beckanne Sisk

Pro Pointe Shoe Hacks From Ballet West Principal Beckanne Sisk

by Josephine Lee | Jan 31, 2019 | Dance Spirit, Profiles, Trending, Viral Videos

Master pointe shoe fitter Josephine Lee of the California-based The Pointe Shop touches base with Ballet West principal Beckanne Sisk to hear all about her pointe shoe hacks, from Jet Glue to her preference for extra tight elastics. Plus, what she wears instead of toe...
5 Veteran Ballet Dancers on What It Takes to Survive Nutcracker

5 Veteran Ballet Dancers on What It Takes to Survive Nutcracker

by Jennifer Stahl For Dance Magazine | Dec 14, 2018 | Career, Everything "Nutcracker"

Few people who are busier during the holidays than corps members of American ballet companies. December is officially Nutcracker season—a company’s chance to earn a huge chunk of their revenue for the year, and a dancer’s chance to go a little, ahem, nuts,...
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