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What to Watch: Wendy Whelan in Conversation With Four Famous Balanchine Ballerinas

What to Watch: Wendy Whelan in Conversation With Four Famous Balanchine Ballerinas

by Chava Pearl Lansky | Feb 7, 2019 | Profiles, Trending, Viral Videos

On Monday evening, four 20th century New York City Ballet stars joined Wendy Whelan in conversation for an event titled Balanchine’s Ballerinas hosted by National Dance Institute, the dance education organization that former NYCB dancer Jacques d’Amboise...
Moving On: How to Talk to Your Teachers About Leaving Your Studio

Moving On: How to Talk to Your Teachers About Leaving Your Studio

by Kathleen McGuire | Jul 6, 2017 | Training

By the time Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre soloist Gabrielle Thurlow reached high school, she knew she wanted to pursue a professional ballet career. But to do so, she had to make the tough decision to leave her local studio in Buffalo, New York, to train at Pittsburgh...
The Case For Studying a Different Style of Ballet This Summer

The Case For Studying a Different Style of Ballet This Summer

by Gavin Larsen | Nov 22, 2016 | Summer Study, Training

As a young student, Shea McAdoo’s classes at the Master Ballet Academy in Scottsdale, Arizona, were “strict, straightforward, very classical and purely Vaganova.” She appreciated the Russian rigor and precision, but when she was accepted to the...
The Competition Question: How a School's Approach to Competitions Could Affect Your Career

The Competition Question: How a School's Approach to Competitions Could Affect Your Career

by Ashley Rivers | Jul 31, 2014 | Training

This story originally appeared in the August/September 2014 issue of Pointe. Boston Ballet soloist Dusty Button owes much of her success to the fast-paced world of dance competitions. In her early years, she competed in jazz and contemporary, and her first Youth...
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