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JANUARY 2000
SAN
FRANCISCO BALLET nominated for two Olivier theatre awards after London
debut. San Francisco
Chronicle 01/21/00
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THAN TUTUS AND TIGHTS: Faltering Boston Ballet puts together a roadmap for
getting back on track. There's a large audience in Boston for dance, but for
classical dance? Boston Globe
01/16/00
DANCE TO GET PEOPLE TALKING: Last weekend's
"Boston Moves" festival of contemporary dance had the city talking this week.
``Is that a reflection of Boston dance? Because if it is, I'm going to apply.''
Boston Herald 01/14/00
GETTING AHOLD OF MODERN DANCE: "The story of western dance is in part a tale of squabbled-over
dichotomies: virtuosity vs. expressiveness, dance that emphasizes mute narrative
vs. dance that presents itself as movement and form." Today one can see (and
appreciate) it all. Village
Voice 01/12/00
WHAT IS LEFT UNSAID is often sweetest. That
is the power of dance. Dance is undergoing a revival on Broadway and all-dance
shows are thriving. New York
Times 01/07/00 (one-time
registration required for entry)
CUBAN DANCE TROUPE, the legacy of an American from
Bryn Mawr, and Cuba's first professional dance company, celebrates ten years.
"Danza Libre, a company of 25 dancers and musicians, creates modern work and
preserves and retrains dancers in the country's disappearing Afro-Cuban
traditions." New York Times
1/05/00 (one-time
registration required for access)
CHANGES AT
BOSTON BALLET: Anna Marie Holmes is leaving artistic director job at Boston
Ballet. Denies report in Boston Herald she was fired. New York Times 01/03/00 (one-time registration required for access)
NEVERLAND: " 'Peter Pan,' presented by the
Atlanta Ballet, making a British debut at the Festival Hall, is by Broadway out
of Disney, and the delivery room was a long way from the Mariinsky. Eagerly
bright, ferociously energetic, perfectly frightful in almost every way, is it
'ballay' for the tots." Financial Times
01/03/00
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