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One Of New York City Ballet’s Most Atypical Dancers Takes On One Of Its Most Difficult Roles

DANCE Posted: January 17, 2019 9:03 am

“When he dances, he soars; in life, he swerves into self-doubt. Yet Mr. Stanley, a shy and self-effacing mixed-race 27-year-old gay man, has become one of the company’s most valued principals, both for his dancing and for what his presence means.” Gia Kourlas meets Stanley as he prepares to dance the title role in Balanchine’s Apollo. — The New York Times

DANCE Published: 01.17.19

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