…and they don’t even get to see the dance
They do just as much preparation, but don’t get to see the dance
They do just as much preparation, but don’t get to see the dance
The premise is good but some judicious rewriting required
They have some interesting young dancers but the programme did not serve them well.
Svetlana Zakharova is an astonishing Odette/Odile. She is simply exquisite as Odette.
Cojocaru produces a very fine dramatic contrast between the corporeal heroine and her corresponding Wili
Grigorovich’s The Nutcracker reminds us of just how great his interpretations of the classics are.
Most disappointing is that Morrison doesn’t actually reveal anything confidential
Eifman packs more interest into the first five minutes as many choreographers do an entire evening.
Amusing moments but underpowered
As he celebrates his 90th birthday on January 2nd, Charlotte Kasner looks at the colossus of Russian choreographers that is Yuri Grigorovich, his times and his work. Yuri Nikolayevich Grigorovich was born in 1927 in Leningrad, ten years after the October revolution that swept imperialism away and just three years after the death of Lenin … Read more
As Charlotte Kasner points out in her in-depth look at Yuri Grigorovich, if there is one choreographer who dominated Russian ballet during the second half of the 20th-century it is surely Yuri Grigorovich, who on January 2nd, 2017, celebrates his 90th birthday, an occasion being marked by the Bolshoi Ballet in Moscow with a season … Read more