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Staging Haute Couture
When English National Ballet launched its creative brand campaign in 2013, the company partnered with iconic British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. Tamara Rojo, the London-based company's artistic director, said in a media statement: "Her designs capture the creativity and ambition of our...
A Dancer in the World Today
For young dancers, an unexpected twist in the road can abruptly put them on a career path they had never dreamed of. Such a detour led French-born Jérémy Galdeano to Montreal. Now 32, he has risen over the course of 12 years with Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal from...
At the Edge of a Fjord
It's not every day that you get to sit by the edge of a fjord interviewing the artistic director of a major European dance company. I'm with Ingrid Lorentzen, who heads Norwegian National Ballet, in the open-air café of the Oslo Opera House, and we're sipping ice-cold drinks while gulls fly...
Finding Odissi
The lyrical and sculpturesque dance form of classical Odissi grew out of the temple dance and street performance of the city of Puri, in the province of Orissa, India. As a dance form, Odissi can be identified by the counterbalancing S-curve of the body, the strong rhythmic footwork and the flowing...
The Urgent Domestic
There is an almost electric anticipation in the air at the Royal Opera House in Stockholm. In just a few minutes, the crowd waiting in the Golden Foyer will put their champagne glasses away, locate their seats and watch the premiere of Mats Ek's Juliet and Romeo, danced by the Royal Swedish Ballet.
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