It’s been a strong spring for Boston Ballet, who debuted “Sleeping Beauty” last month to rave reviews. Their 2016-2017 season concludes with “Robbins/The Concert,” opening this Friday, May 5 at the Boston Opera House. Boston Ballet Creative Director Mikko Nissinen called in with a preview of the program. More
Sometimes, a day or night out can be the best holiday gift, whether it’s for a loved one, the kids, or yourself. And in a city as rich in performing arts as Boston, you don’t have to look far for that perfect event. Here’s a handful of suggestions to make your holidays happy. More
This year, you’ll notice something different at The Nutcracker. Boston Ballet soloist Sabi Varga talked about what’s new for this year’s production and his unique perspective on the Ballet’s holiday tradition. More
Last night, Boston Ballet’s 52nd season opened with Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler: A Ballet by John Neumeier. Prima Ballerina Anais Chalendard joined me to talk about the show and to share her unique perspective on life as a professional ballerina and what she loves about Boston. More
Japanese-born ballerina Misa Kuranaga has been a principal ballerina in the Boston Ballet since 2009 in spite of a physical build that would normally be considered unsuited to the art. In a recent interview with The Huffington Post, the ballerina opened up about her struggle making her presence known in the world of ballet and how she overcame what others perceived as limitations. More
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