The troupe was at its ravishing best in two small masterworks of lyrical dancing—Antony Tudor’s serene Continuo,with its miraculous floating lifts, and George Balanchine’s Valse-Fantaisie, a windswept bagatelle that restores your faith in romance. Village Voice 2/13/04
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