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    Sep 21, 2008 |Story| Hartford Courant

  1. An Opera Lover's Feast On Screen And Radio

    Courant Staff Writer
    The public has spoken. Opera lovers nationwide turned out in massive numbers for last season's high-def simulcasts from the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. So the world-famous opera company is presenting a new season of simulcasts and encores from...

    Tags: Music Theater, Cinderella, Robert Lepage, James Levine, Richard Strauss

    2. Sep 19, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  2. San Francisco Ballet's B side may contain some of its best

    Special to the Chicago Tribune
    Helgi Tomasson's "On a Theme of Paganini" is an adroit, lively example of the neoclassical mode he inherited from George Balanchine, a stately, elegant, straightforward work frequently graced with his own unique stamp. Framed at the start and the end...

    Tags: John Adams, Dancing, Dance, Joffrey Ballet, George Balanchine

    3. Sep 5, 2008 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. Dance schedule

    September Sept. 8 Metro DC Dance Awards, Kennedy Sept. 8-29 Roadhouse, Kennedy Sept. 11 Break! The Urban Funk Spectacular, AACC Sept. 11-12 Witness, Kennedy Sept. 13 Pure, Dance Sept. 18-19 Drift, Kennedy Sept. 18-20 The Break/s, Kennedy Sept. 20-21 Eiko...

    Tags: Suzanne Farrell, John F. Kennedy, Warner Theatre, Merce Cunningham, Dancing

    4. Sep 2, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. DANCE

    Among the dance highlights this season: The Kirov Ballet, now more than 250 years old, will visit the Southland twice before year's end. Other season highlights:
    Among the dance highlights this season: The Kirov Ballet, now more than 250 years old, will visit the Southland twice before year's end. Other season highlights: 'Ocean' Before his death, John Cage planned to write a score for a large orchestra deployed...

    Tags: Dance, Pina Bausch, Janet Jackson, Arts, Paul Taylor

    5. Sep 14, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. Steps toward a national presence

    Special to the Chicago Tribune
    With just two ventures, the Harris Theater signaled the dance world it would honor that Chicago dictum to make no small plans. In 2006, it brought back the New York City Ballet after a 26-year absence, and this week it hosts the San Francisco Ballet's...

    Tags: Dancing, Dance, Twyla Tharp, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Paul Taylor

    6. Sep 14, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  6. Is the House of Helgi the best ballet troupe in the U.S.?

    Special to the Chicago Tribune
    Its long, rich history notwithstanding, the San Francisco Ballet that arrives at the Harris Theater on Tuesday is very much the House of Helgi. Acclaimed artistic director Helgi Tomasson took over the venerable company nearly a quarter of a century ago,...

    Tags: Dance, Dancing, Jerome Robbins, Alvin Ailey, Joffrey Ballet

    7. Jul 6, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  7. A leisurely lunch with "Fandango" author Sandy Hill

    Times Staff Writer
    Mark Morris breezes into Sandy Hill's Los Olivos ranch house, necklaces dangling, a shawl draped loosely about his shoulders and dance company directors Nancy Umanoff and Lauren Cherubini in tow. Once dubbed "our Mozart of modern dance" by the...

    Tags: Dancing, Dance, Ernest Hemingway, Christopher Hitchens, Washington Post Company

    8. Apr 24, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. This Dido lives and dies a dancer

    In 1988, Mark Morris was invited to make his dance company a resident ensemble at the <a href=&quot;http://www.lamonnaie.be/demunt-1.0/index.jsp?language=FR">Th&eacute;&acirc;tre Royal de la Monnaie.</a> As part of Brussels' opera company, he was told to think as big as he liked. He did, and that was, for him, a new opportunity. During his three years in Belgium, he also thought differently, which was not so new for him but produced newly outrageous results when combined with thinking big in Old World operatic Europe.
    Times Music Critic
    In 1988, Mark Morris was invited to make his dance company a resident ensemble at the Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie. As part of Brussels' opera company, he was told to think as big as he liked. He did, and that was, for him, a new opportunity. During his...

    Tags: Dance, Dancing, Music Theater, Movies, Music

    9. Mar 20, 2008 |Story| AM New York

  9. Everybody dance now

    Thanks to the popularity of guilty pleasure TV shows like &quot;Dancing with the Stars" and "So You Think You Can Dance," dance fever has struck the nation -- and New York City is no exception. Here are our picks of the city's hottest dance classes and where to get in the groove after class.
    Special to amNewYork
    Thanks to the popularity of guilty pleasure TV shows like "Dancing with the Stars" and "So You Think You Can Dance," dance fever has struck the nation -- and New York City is no exception. Here are our picks of the city's hottest dance classes and where...

    Tags: Dance, Hip Hop, Alvin Ailey, Personal Service, Television

    10. Feb 14, 2008 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  10. Harris Theater helps fund 'Romeo and Juliet' ballet

    Tribune critic
    The Harris Theater is joining a consortium of international arts venues to fund a $1.1 million commission for choreographer Mark Morris' new "Romeo and Juliet," set to Sergei Prokofiev's long-lost original score. The new version of the classic, featuring...

    Tags: Dance, Lincoln Center, Arts, Culture, Dancing

    11. Oct 14, 2007 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  11. Mark Morris moves with confidence

    WITH TV fare that incorporates dance heightening audience awareness of the art form, Mark Morris would seem ideal to star in a reality show. Not only could cameras capture the peripatetic choreographer in rehearsals and on the road with his Mark Morris Dance Group, but they could also be privy to his exploits as opera director, musical conductor, occasional performer and, well, ubiquitous cultural figure and unabashed bon vivant.
    Special to The Times
    WITH TV fare that incorporates dance heightening audience awareness of the art form, Mark Morris would seem ideal to star in a reality show. Not only could cameras capture the peripatetic choreographer in rehearsals and on the road with his Mark Morris...

    Tags: Harry Partch, Yo-Yo Ma, Music Industry, Lincoln Center, Television Industry

    12. Oct 25, 2006 |Story| Newsday

  12. Morris and the master at ABT

    Special to Newsday
    George Balanchine loved the Russian tradition of imperial ballet in which he was raised. In "Symphonie Concertante," reprised this season after several years, a large corps of women frames, embellishes and kneels before a prince and two queens. The...

    Tags: Dance, Dancing, Virgil Thomson, Classical Music, Imperial and Royal Matters

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