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Sunday, November 14


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Mikko Nissinen talks about Boston Ballet's new season.

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DREAMstate, March 17-27

If you’re looking for a wide range of sounds and styles, check out this program. From 20th century titan George Balanchine, “Chaconne” features 27 dancers moving to a selection from the 1762 opera “Orfeo ed Euridice.” Stephen Galloway, who has worked with the Rolling Stones, Vogue magazine and the American Ballet Theater, reveals the premiere of “DEVIL’S/eye.” Jiri Kylian’s “Bella Figura” rounds out the evening. “I call this one, ‘fasten your seatbelt,’” Nissinen said with a laugh. “We go from the Rolling Stones to ‘Bella Figura,’ which is probably the most beautiful piece of art that I’ve ever seen.”

 

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A review of Georgina Pazcoguin's "Swan Dive" by Bidisha for The Guardian.

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Georgina Pazcoguin was a ballet-obsessed middle American kid whose talent led her to being given a scholarship to the School of American Ballet in New York at the age of just 14. She progressed to the renowned New York City Ballet and is now a soloist and star. Swan Dive is a coming-of-age memoir and a shocking, often disgusting – and, frankly, riveting – tell-all about the reality of the ballet world.

 

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