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Sunday, March 24


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An interview with Anthony Madu, the subject of a new documentary.

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Anthony Madu, born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, has loved dancing, particularly ballet, since he was five.  A viral video of Madu dancing in the city’s mean streets prompted a bolt from the blue: The offer of a 7-year scholarship from London’s Elmhurst Ballet School where his dream as a ballet’s principal dancer could come true.

 

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Misty Copeland talks about her experience of racism at American Ballet Theatre.

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There were also instances of discrimination that could have easily turned Copeland away from dance altogether.

“There were times that I was not cast in certain roles because I would stand out too much and kind of ruin the aesthetic, especially if it was a performance that was being filmed,” Copeland told Wallace.

 

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 Dancers of the National Ballet of Cuba visit Italy for a gala.

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Viengsay Valdés and Anyelo Montero will perform selections from Carmen, by Alberto Alonso, as well as a pas de deux from Love Fear Loss, choreographed by Brazilian Ricardo Amarante, a ballet inspired by the life of French singer Edith Pieaff, in whose performance they will be accompanied on stage by renowned Cuban pianist Marcos Madrigal.

 

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