Looking Twice to See Who’s Real: A Play Between Dance and Film

Jess and Morgs, the creators of weird and wonderful works that blur the boundaries between live performance and digital, have ...
BroadwayWorld

Review: Brooklyn Ballet's “SOFT POWER” Breaks Ballet's Rules

In 'SOFT POWER,' the choreographers chip away at the edges of dance disciplines and soften the apparently rigid boundaries ...
Chicago Tribune

Review: With ‘American Icons,’ here’s why the Joffrey Ballet is different

It’s typical for the Joffrey Ballet to seat a mixed-repertory concert near the beginning of the year. But the 2026 edition of such an evening (a series of loosely connected shorter works packaged ...
Los Angeles Times

In ‘Étoile,’ details and dialogue drive a ballet-world comedy

Near the start of the fifth episode of “Étoile,” a highly enjoyable series premiering Thursday on Prime Video, Jack McMillan (Luke Kirby), executive director of the Metropolitan Ballet Theater, stands ...