Artistic Director Tamara Rojo's Balanchine tribute thrills onstage but collides with politics as San Francisco Ballet confronts Trump-era Kennedy Center fallout, critic Rachel Howard writes.

In 1934, a few months after his arrival in New York, George Balanchine choreographed “Serenade.” It was his first ballet for American dancers, a seminal work that marked the way he was to reshape and ...

Emanuel Tavares, a two-year veteran of the company from Brazil, is that dancer. And he works physically hard to perform the lead. “I love the challenge of being on the stage from the beginning to the ...

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All that glistens... the world premiere of Xie Xin’s The Moon in the Ocean is the highlight of a mixed bill programme ...

Is George Balanchine’s “Serenade,” set to Tchaikovsky’s Serenade in C for String Orchestra, Op. 48, and the first work the Russian choreographer made after coming to the United States in 1933, an ...

Nashville Ballet presents a captivating double bill featuring Paul Vasterling's Dracula alongside George Balanchine’s Serenade. Audiences will be immersed in the haunting narrative of Dracula, ...

A new ballet – from a new Mozart? This June American Contemporary Ballet premieres The Euterpides, a new ballet by ACB Director Lincoln Jones and composing prodigy Alma Deutscher, based on a ...

“But first, a school.” Words mythically attributed to Georgiy Balanchivadze — George Balanchine — upon coming to the United States to build what would become an American empire of ballet. Some think ...

When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. By Misty Copeland SERENADE A Balanchine Story By Toni Bentley Toni Bentley’s sixth book, “Serenade,” ...