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A review of New York City Ballet by Leigh Witchel for dancelog.nyc.
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A review of Gonzalo Garcia' s farewell performance by Marina Harss for Fjord Review.
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Boston Ballet presents five new works, all choreographed by women.
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An interview with Sara Mearns in Fjord Review.
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Scottish Ballet hires "intimacy coaches" to help dancers prepare for performing "The Scandal at Mayerling."
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Madrid's Teatro Real cancels performances by the Bolshoi Ballet.
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Colorado Ballet announces its 2022-23 season.
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Ballet San Antonio presents "Don Quixote."
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Sarah Van Patten will retire from San Francisco Ballet.
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La Scala Ballet presents "Jewels."
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A review of the Royal Ballet in "Swan Lake" by Jenny Gilbert for The Arts Desk.
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The Russian Ballet Theatre's "Swan Lake" will go on in Abilene, Texas as scheduled.
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Q&A with Dominic Antonucci, the assistant director of Birmingham Royal Ballet.
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A review of the Birmingham Royal Ballet in "Don Quixote" by Leon Burakowski for The Express & Star.
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A review of Birmingham Royal Ballet by Mark Monahan in The Telegraph.
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An interview with Darcey Bussell, who is appearing in a new film of "Coppelia."
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Eric Underwood talks about making his stage acting debut and life after ballet.
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A review of the Royal Ballet in "Swan Lake" by Graham Watts for Bachtrack. Other reviews: The Times The Independent
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A review of the Royal Ballet in 'Swan Lake' by Joy Sable in The Jewish Chronicle.
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A "Critic's Notebook" look at New York City Ballet's winter season by Gia Kourlas in The New York Times.
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A review of Gonzalo Garcia's farewell performance by Ivy Lin for Bachtrack.
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A review of the Australian Ballet in Yuri Possokhov's "Anna Karenina" by Lee Christofis for Limelight.
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A review of San Francisco Ballet by Rachel Howard in The San Francisco Chronicle.
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A review of Birmingham Royal Ballet's Don Q by Graham Watts for Bachtrack.
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Alexei Ratmansky leaves Moscow in the midst of work on a new ballet for the Bolshoi.