Writer Sarah Morton describes a wonderful evening at New York’s Paley Center for Media in which the great one, Edward Villella appeared and chatted. The evening included video clips of his television broadcasts. [...]
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25 January 2012 Meet a quintessential Balanchine ballerina – short torso, strong straight back, super long legs — Carol Sumner. [...] 6 November 2011 
Irving Penn’s 1947 photo of Tanaquil LeClercq. [...] 23 September 2011 
Ballet’s in the doldrums. We need a doll like Liz Taylor to perk us up. [...] 15 September 2011 
A scanned-in program of Serenade performed by New York City Ballet in Paris in the 1950s. [...] 2 September 2011 
A picture’s worth a thousand words, especially when the subject is George Balanchine. [...] 14 May 2011 
New York City Ballet alumni chat and reminisce about the company’s regular forays to Los Angeles, where they performed outdoors at the Greek Theater in Griffith Park. [...] 26 April 2011 
Melissa Hayden, one of the great eccentrics of New York City Ballet, hops a train while on tour with NYCB in Europe. [...] 10 October 2010 
The outstanding piece in the Sunday matinee at New York City Ballet was “Glass Pieces” made inn 1983 by choreographer Jerome Robbins to the music selections by Phillip Glass. [...] 25 September 2010 arts·meme is proud to announce her participation in the seventh NEA Arts Journalism Institute in Classical Music and Opera, October 9 – 19 at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism. [...] |
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eisenstadt,
gered mankowitz, photog, 1967
“the red danube” (1949)
