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30 MARCH 2015

Firing squads & zombies in Milwaukee Ballet’s war-time Giselle

Michael Pink’s reworking of Giselle for Milwaukee Ballet may not be the most farfetched distortion of the Romantic classic. But Pink’s setting of the ballet in a 1940’s Jewish ghetto, policed by armed guards, and the mass execution of ghetto inhabitants, who then resurrect as zombie-like Wilis in white pyjamas, …

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10 MARCH 2015

Only four more days to keep Ballet San Jose alive

Ballet San Jose danced their heart out last month in a dazzling, ambitious program of iconic American works by Balanchine, Robbins and Tharp, of which we wrote:

The company, with an infusion of new, youthful talent from Cuba, China, and points beyond – imported by the charismatic José Manuel

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