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Thank you for the heads-up, California. I taped the PBS presentation of the ballet but have yet to watch it. Have you seen it?

A review of New York City Ballet in "The Sleeping Beauty" by Mary Cargill for danceviewtimes.

Reviews of Houston Ballet in "Romeo and Juliet." Houston Press The Houston Chronicle

Thank you, AshtonFan, that's an interesting point. The Foundation does have a link to a new film, "Links in the Chain." Has anyone seen it?

The choreographer who gained notoriety for smearing the face of a critic with a dog's poopy-do faces the fallout.

An interview with Michaela DePrince.

An NBC News interview with Susan Jaffe.

Engaged pair Ella Chambers and Kihiro Kusukami,of the Royal New Zealand Ballet talk about dancing and each other.

An interview with writer Alice Robb about her new book, “Don’t Think, Dear: On Loving and Leaving Ballet,”

A review of the Ballet Icons Gala by Debra Craine in The Times.

A CBS News interview with Virginia Johnson.

The Hamburg Ballet visits Chicago.

Milwaukee Ballet's second company presents a new program.

Adam W. McKinney talks about his new job as the artistic director of Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre.

Houston Ballet presents Cathy Marston's "Summer and Smoke."

Tips from the director of physical therapy at Boston Ballet on avoiding sore feet.

An interview with Precious Adams.

Hanover Ballet visits Israel.

Montgomery Ballet performs virtually and in person.

Alonzo King's LINES Ballet visits Michigan.

A review of New York City Ballet in Justin Peck's new work by Jennifer Homans in The New Yorker.

Oh, thank you, volcanohunter. I will try to check it out before it expires. There’s an old skating version of the same story with Janet Lynn, John Curry, JoJo, et al. It’s got to be on YouTube somewhere.

That must have been some school. Arlene Croce didn't like it either, but I wouldn't expect her to do. If I were in NY I would certainly see it. So sorry the late Ann Reinking, the original Trumpet Solo girl, is no longer with us, but I'm sure there are still many dancers around from the original show. At the time of his death Fosse was reportedly contemplating a show to be called Dancin' Too. Thanks for posting, abatt, and if you see it please tell us your thoughts.

What a memory to treasure, atm711! I couldn't find anything on YouTube, but maybe someone else will have better luck.

A TV interview with Jonathan Batista.