by Jane Simpson
October 11, 2011
Reviews
Really, Frederick Ashton had it very easy. Making Marguerite and Armand in 1963, with Fonteyn and Nureyev – the two most famous dancers in the world – at his disposal, all he had to do was run up a couple of swoony pas de deux, surmount a bit of diva-ish behaviour from both of his stars, and voilà! – a smash hit
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by Eric Taub
October 13, 2011
Reviews
New York City Ballet Jewels: Emeralds|Rubies|Diamonds New York, David H. Koch Theater October 4, 2011 If you were inclined to look for a certain insectile quality in Ashley Bouder’s dancing last night, you’d find, not the Green Hornet, but a Tiffany dragonfly, all rich, sensual colors glowing within a shimmering filigree as she skimmed Emeralds’ [...]
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