New York Times: A Cellist’s Tragic Tale, Told in Dance
By Farah Nayeri 28 February 2020 LONDON — The stirring sounds of Elgar’s Cello Concerto rise from the orchestra pit in an opening scene of a new production by the […]
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DDP On Twitter re: THE AUSTRALIAN BALLET APPOINTS DAVID HALLBERG AS ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
The Australian Ballet announced this week that famed American danseur David Hallberg would be the company’s next Artistic Director, effective January 2021. Read the announcement here. See DDP’s tweets on […]
Broadway World: Lyon Opera Ballet Will Present TROIS GRANDES FUGUES at The Joyce
The Joyce welcomes the Lyon Opera Ballet (now led by a female artistic directory), who brings three female choreographers’ works to NYC.
Limelight: David Hallberg to Lead the Australian Ballet
The ABT star is poised to lead the Australian Ballet – and says he is committed to put female choreographers first.
Pointe: Onstage This Week: New Ratmansky at ABT, Pennsylvania Ballet Presents Restaged “La Bayadère,” and More!
Pointe Magazine covers this week’s happenings in ballet – and there is a lot of female choreography hitting the stages.
My Carolina: Carolina Ballet Honors Female Choreographers with New Production
Carolina Ballet celebrates women choreographers in its latest program.
Inside Philanthropy: “We Can Do Better.” An Activist Donor’s Advice on Making the Field of Dance More Equitable
DDP Founder and President Liza Yntema talks to Inside Philanthropy about informed giving, DDP, and “doing better.”
DANCE DATA PROJECT® ANNOUNCES 2020 “TOP 50” SAMPLE OF U.S. BALLET COMPANIES
Dance Data Project® today released the updated “Top 50” list of United States ballet companies, which will make up the sample of ballet companies studied by the research team for 2020 reports associated with ballet company repertoire and operations.
New York Times: Tobi Tobias, Longtime Dance Critic, Dies at 81
By Neil Genzlinger 21 February 2020 Tobi Tobias, whose dance criticism for New York magazine and other outlets made her an influential voice in the genre for decades, died on […]
New York Times: Harvey Weinstein Is Going to Prison. But That’s Just a Starting Point.
Now that the movie mogul has been convicted, Hollywood’s culture of secrecy and exploitation — and the cynicism that fuels it — needs to be blown up.
