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The Birmingham Royal Ballet presents "Don Quixote."
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A review of Ballet Idaho by Alaina Uhlenhoff for Boise Weekly.
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Mass resignations at the Toledo Ballet Guild.
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Golfer Aaron Beverly talks about his background in ballet.
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An interview with Teresa Reichlen on the eve of her retirement.
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A review of New York City Ballet by Brian Schaefer for Bloomberg.com.
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An obituary for Henry Danton in The Hattiesburg American. The Guardian Mini photo gallery Related
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Henry Danton has died at age 102.
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Thank you for posting, Fraildove. Lucky for the ballet world to have had him around for so long. Last year Danton talked about "The Sleeping Beauty" and the war years for this piece in The Daily Telegraph:
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An interview with Federico Bonelli.
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A review of New York City Ballet by Mary Cargill for danceviewtimes. Marina Harss' review for Fjord Review. Harss reviews NYCB, again for Fjord Review.
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A review of New York City Ballet by Ivy Lin for Bachtrack.
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Revisiting diversity issues at San Francisco Ballet in the wake of Helgi Tomasson's retirement announcement.
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A review of Miami City Ballet in "Swan Lake" by Robert Greskovic in The Wall Street Journal.
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Oklahoma City Ballet presents a mixed bill.
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Oklahoma City Ballet is celebrating the memory of Bryan Pitts this month.
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A review of Washington Ballet by David Friscic for Broadway World.
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A review of Miami City Ballet in "Swan Lake" by Gia Kourlas in The New York Times.
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Kelley and Reilley McKinlay announce their retirement from Alberta Ballet.
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A preview of Oregon Ballet Theatre's "Dracula" by Martha Ullman West for Oregon ArtsWatch.
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A review of San Francisco Ballet by Jim Munson for Broadway World.
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An obituary for El Paso ballet teacher and choreographer Ingeborg Heuser.
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Ballet West's costume designer David Heuvel is retiring after three decades with the company.
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A review of Ballet West in "Romeo and Juliet" by Audrey Lockie for Utah Arts Review.
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Thanks, Buddy. I've always liked Cousins' commentating when I've had occasion to hear it. Unfortunately, as others have already noted, the assumption for Valieva among those closest to her was probably that in Olympic gold terms she is one-and-done.