Leigh Donlan reported from Z Space:
Is there really such a thing as a soulmate? It’s not an easy subject, but one that Printz Dance Project bravely investigated Wednesday night at Z Space with their premiere of Soul+Mates. The work focused primarily on a couple that appeared to …
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On the heels of the conviction of three men – notably Bolshoi soloist Pavel Dmitrichenko, who was sentenced to six years in jail – for the acid attack on Artistic Director Sergei Filin, we learn of the abrupt resignation of Music Director and leading conductor Vassily Sinaisky.
Now Sergei Filin’s …
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It’s been an exhausting Fall season of bi-coastal dance, full of thought-provoking ballet – from the dazzling, messy new Tempest at American Ballet Theatre, to Crystal Pite’s Emergence at Pacific Northwest Ballet, Nacho Duato’s bewitching Por Vos Muero at Oregon Ballet Theatre, dark fairy tales at West Wave, …
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Bachtrack, the world’s largest classical music website, has just had a makeover. Check out its sleek new look, with bells and whistles in several languages, and photos that !POP!
They’ve got a brand new Watch Online section where you can search for live and archived broadcasts of concerts and …
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Few programs explore the power of ballet to depict the human condition and the inhuman condition as beguilingly as Pacific Northwest Ballet’s recent offering of three modern classics by Jiří Kylián, brilliantly paired with Emergence, Crystal Pite’s spine-chilling parable of a sci-fi insect kingdom.
Program notes by Kylián for …
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