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Marie Antoinette Returns to Versailles

The Austrian princess and her fate are the subject of a new Vienna State ballet staged and performed at the royal court opera within the Chateau of Versailles.
2 May 2012

High Drama in the Streets and Beds in Verona

"Passion can happen to us all be they young or old, fat or thin, pretty or plain," says Thierry Malandain about his experimental dance opera set to Hector Berlioz's dramatic symphony.
11 Apr 2012

Pina Bausch Braves the Underworld

"Bausch has created something new and timeless on the myth of the grief-stricken musician who braved the darkness of the Underworld to rescue his young wife, dead from a snakebite on the day of her wedding," writes dance critic Patricia Boccadoro in Paris.
30 Mar 2012

Merce Cunningham Dance Company : World Heritage Tour

"Watching the last performance of the final programme of the Merce Cunningham Dance Company in Paris was not unlike witnessing the second death of Cunningham himself," writes dance critic Patricia Boccadoro.
16 Mar 2012

Octopus

Bare-breasted women in high-stepping black stiletto shoes, legs, legs and more legs dominate Philippe Decouflé's new stage production in Paris.
1 Mar 2012

Cinderella: Nureyev Meets Hollywood and Survives

Some considered Rudolf Nureyev’s version of Perrault’s fairy tale "a well-conceived muddle", others the legendary artist's tribute to Hollywood movies.
10 Feb 2012

Canadian Outsider Dazzles as Onegin

Replacing an injured Nicolas Le Riche, the Canadian-born Evan McKie of the Stuttgart Company took over the title role shortly before the opening performance.
28 Jan 2012

Film Review: Balanchine in Paris

Drawing on highlights from his previous films on Alicia Markova, Nina Vyroubova and Violette Verdy, film maker Dominique Delouche adds new footage of former Paris Opera étoile and Balanchine muse Ghislaine Thesmar.
27 Jan 2012

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A Century of Dance: From Swan Lake to Trisha Brown

Patricia Boccadoro reviews the Paris Opera Ballet's eclectic winter season at the Palais Garnier and the Opera Bastille.

A Luminous Evening at the Opera Bastille

The Paris Opera Ballet offers up their exquisitely light, yet deeply moving, production of Kaguyahime, Jiri Kylian’s retelling of the Japanese fable, "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter."

A Tribute to Jerome Robbins

The Paris Opera Ballet marks the tenth anniversary of the American choreographer's death.
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