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Martha Graham Dancers in Danse Languide
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Northern Ballet Leading Soloist Dreda Blow in rehearsals for 1984.
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Carlo Martino, Ako Kondo and artists of Australian ballet in Frederick Ashton’s The Dream
The most fantastic performance I’ve ever had the opportunity to see.
“Robbins eerily captures the charged but ambivalent dynamic not just of rehearsal room intimacy, but of any relationship that relies on carefully ignoring the elephant of mutual attraction in the room.” Sarah Lamb and Federico Bonelli in Afternoon of a Faun - photo: Dave Morgan
Kathryn Boren from Boston Ballet. Photo by Rosalie O'Connor
Ballerina Ludmila Pagliero rehearsal of Notre Dame de Paris. - Photo by © Anne Denieau
Jelena Grjasnowa & Anudari Nyamsuren, StaatsBallett Berlin
Forget the dress this is the ultimate optical mind bender
Dorothée Gilbert backstage during Ballet Star Gala in Taipei, 2015
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Sarah Lamb and Federico Bonelli – © Dave Morgan
“Afternoon of a Faun”, choreography by Jerome Robbins, The Royal Ballet
Tanzakademie Zürich ©Bettina Stöss
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Alice Renavand in William Forsythe’s “In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated,” at the Paris Opera Ballet, 2012. Photograph by Anne Deniau, Opéra de Paris.
“In the Middle” perfectly captures the intimate, prickly, ambiguous relationships of dancers who grow up together but must never forget that their friends are also their rivals. When performed by other companies, this wary surveillance, the bravado that masks fear, is often enacted as a vaguely sulky aggressiveness. But when Alice Renavand and Aurélia Bellet eyed each other warily, it was immediately clear what was at stake: center stage.
Murmuration returns to the Wortham stage September 18 - 28, 2014 as part of “From Houston to the World”.
Mireille Hassenboehler and Simon Ball.
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