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National Ballet of Canada's Greta Hodgkinson on Finding Her Characters Within the Music

National Ballet of Canada's Greta Hodgkinson on Finding Her Characters Within the Music

by Natalia Boesch | Feb 22, 2017 | Career, Profiles

You’re celebrating 25 years with the National Ballet of Canada. What makes it home? I wanted to join the National Ballet because it had one of the best repertoires in the world. We do all the staples of the classical canon and yet get to work with amazing...
Diminutive Dynamo: Staatsballett Berlin's Iana Salenko on Guestings, Salsa Music and Her Knack for Design

Diminutive Dynamo: Staatsballett Berlin's Iana Salenko on Guestings, Salsa Music and Her Knack for Design

by Laura Cappelle | Nov 21, 2016 | Career, Profiles, Reverence

Staatsballett Berlin principal Iana Salenko talks to us about guestings, salsa music and her knack for design. What are you most proud of in your career? I’m a tiny dancer, so to dance roles for tall ballerinas I would never have dreamed about, like Swan...
The Washington Ballet's Ashley Murphy Isn't Afraid to Step Outside of Her Comfort Zone

The Washington Ballet's Ashley Murphy Isn't Afraid to Step Outside of Her Comfort Zone

by Natalia Boesch | Oct 12, 2016 | Career, Profiles, Reverence

This story originally appeared in the October/November 2016 issue of Pointe. Why did you make the move from Dance Theatre of Harlem to The Washington Ballet? I had been at DTH for 13 years, and I wanted to see what else was out there. I felt like it was time for me to...
Web Exclusive: Reverence Questions with NYCB Principal Megan Fairchild

Web Exclusive: Reverence Questions with NYCB Principal Megan Fairchild

by Pointe Magazine | Oct 1, 2016 | Company Life

Do you prefer the consistency of doing the same show eight times a week or the variety of mixed rep? I like both. I’m a creature of habit, so I completely took to the Broadway lifestyle. What’s nice about it is that you know your show: you know the little...
New York City Ballet's Megan Fairchild on Her Dream Role & Her Guilty Pleasure (The Kardashians Are Involved)

New York City Ballet's Megan Fairchild on Her Dream Role & Her Guilty Pleasure (The Kardashians Are Involved)

by Natalia Boesch | Jul 31, 2016 | Career, Profiles, Reverence

This story originally appeared in the August/September 2016 issue of Pointe. You took a year off to perform on Broadway as Ivy Smith in On the Town. What did you learn from that experience? If I’m not being classical I can be kind of a goofy dancer, so it was a...
Modern Muse: The Royal Ballet's Laura Morera Finds Strength in Self-Acceptance

Modern Muse: The Royal Ballet's Laura Morera Finds Strength in Self-Acceptance

by Laura Cappelle | May 31, 2016 | Career, Profiles, Reverence

You’ve been a muse to Liam Scarlett. What’s your relationship like? I owe him a rebirth. He completely gets me as a dancer. In a place where I’ve sometimes felt I was too different, he made me fit. His work took me back to all the training at The...
Dynamic Elegance: The Joffrey Ballet's Victoria Jaiani Cherishes the Rehearsal Process

Dynamic Elegance: The Joffrey Ballet's Victoria Jaiani Cherishes the Rehearsal Process

by Natalia Boesch | Mar 31, 2016 | Career, Profiles, Reverence

This story originally appeared in the April/May 2016 issue of Pointe. You’ve been at the Joffrey Ballet for your whole career. What do you love about the company? When I joined, at 16, I was drawn to their repertoire. We were doing John Cranko’s Romeo and...
National Treasure: Uruguayan Ballerina María Riccetto Has Fallen Back in Love with Her Hometown

National Treasure: Uruguayan Ballerina María Riccetto Has Fallen Back in Love with Her Hometown

by Marina Harss | Jan 27, 2016 | Career, Profiles, Reverence

This story originally appeared in the December 2015/January 2016 issue of Pointe. Why did you return to Uruguay and join the Ballet Nacional Sodre, after being at American Ballet Theatre for nearly 14 years? I’d been a soloist for 10 years and had danced a lot...
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