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“Dances at a Gathering,” choreographed by George Balanchine in 1957, depicts a lively and spontaneous party scene through rapid, staccato movements and intricate partnering sequences showcasing the co...
Michelangelos’ *Afternoon of a Faun* (1912) depicts a nude male dancer relaxing and lost in his own thoughts after a performance, capturing a fleeting moment of sensual contemplation through expressiv...
“In the Night,” choreographed by Matthew Bourne, is a contemporary ballet set in a 1930s mental institution, exploring themes of delusion, identity, and forbidden love through inventive movement and s...
N.Y. Export: Opus Jazz, choreographed by Andrea Horta Robbins, is a contemporary ballet exploring the intersection of jazz music and classical dance movement through a narrative centered on Louis Arms...
“In Memory of…” choreographed by Jiří Kylián, premiered in 1993, is a poignant and intensely emotional ballet exploring themes of loss, memory, and the fragility of human connection through stark move...
“Antique Epigraphs” by Matthew Robbins blends classical ballet technique with elements of contemporary dance and historical research, exploring the lives and stories embedded within ancient Roman insc...
George Balanchine’s *Age of Anxiety*, set to Duke Ellington’s jazz compositions, portrays the pervasive fear and uncertainty felt by American soldiers during World War II, depicting a fragmented socie...
