TWO real Italians as Romeo - news of the debuts of Roberto Bolle and Massimo Murru has made the return of that familiar masterpiece, MacMillan's 1965 Romeo and Juliet, at Covent Garden an occasion for ...
The New York State Theater at Lincoln Center. (212) 875-5200. RIGHT now she is probably the most famous and the most popular ballerina in world. She is certainly the most individual and deliciously ...
In this throwback video from 2005, we see a sublime excerpt from ‘La Petite Mort’ – a dynamic short ballet from acclaimed Czech choreographer Jiří Kylián – danced by the legendary Sylvie Guillem and ...
Not long from now, she hints, the lights will fade to black. Then she will don a frowzy cardigan and hug herself against the chill. La Guillem—among the most celebrated dancers of her age—will slink ...
Juliet is 14, Guillem 41. Does that matter? Guillem's energy and personal beauty make her a heroine, while the vividly drawn stage relationships show us Juliet's vulnerability within the powerful ...
The choreography's classical basis is constantly subverted and deconstructed. Deep arabesques turn inside out, arms flail wildly, supported attitudes suddenly twist. Partnered by La Scala Ballet's ...
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Sylvie Guillem was the star of stars in the Royal Ballet's final Sydney program, a triple bill of works by choreographers associated ...
A bona-fide ballet superstar comes to town, with pieces created by two blue-chip choreographers—William Forsythe and Mats Ek. At forty-seven, Guillem no longer dances en pointe; instead she chooses ...
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