Pennsylvania Ballet
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Jean-Pierre Frohlich introduced Robbins’s work as more akin to a play than to a dance: "each character has a backstory."
- Reviews
These dancers seemed completely comfortable with, and yet engrossed in, their roles; I wanted to... figure out their relationships, to try to guess their next moves.
- Interviews
Why Angel Corella hopes "that everyone can make it to Philadelphia," and more thoughts from the new Artistic Director of PA Ballet.
- Reviews
Pennsylvania Ballet shines in the contemporary-influenced works of 'Director's Choice.'
- Reviews
Three Nutcrackers are brought into the same orbit through their shared theme, Tchaikovsky’s evocative music and the sense of community tradition.
- Reviews
Fifty years after its founding, Pennsylvania Ballet presents the Philadelphia premiere of a Balanchine masterwork.
- Reviews
Shut Up & Dance has seen twenty-one years gone by, generations passing through its midst.
- Reviews
While the comedic elements are what make the show really enjoyable, the ballet has some gasp-worthy moments.
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It’s been ten years and two children since I danced my first Giselle. Tonight, my husband and I step into the principal roles again – as parents.