INTERVIEW. Dubbed "the man behind modern Russian ballet", choreographer Boris Eifman brings his sensationally divisive, over-the-top aesthetic to Berlin for the ballet adaptations of Anna Karenina and Onegin. more »
Apr 17, 2012 by Summer Banks in Stage
Last chance to see the aching love story of Nikia, a temple dancer, and Solor, the warrior promised to the Rajah's daughter, Hamsatti. Look out for "The Kingdom of Shades", one of the most beautiful and recognized scenes in ballet history. more »
by Alice Connew
A triple bill by some of ballet’s contemporary master choreographers: Nacho Duato, Marco Goecke, William Forsythe. Schiller Theater. more »
Prepare to be as moved as the dancers! This premiere night features three significant ballet choreographers of our time, showcasing their works. Catch Duato’s Spanish influenced steps, Forsythe’s contemporary repertory, and Goecke's expressive flips. more »
by Sarah Gibson
Dubbed “the man behind modern Russian ballet”, choreographer Boris Eifman brings his sensationally divisive, over-the-top aesthetic to Berlin with this production of Tolstoy's canonical text. Part of Staatsballett's IV. International Dance Summit. more »
by Summer Banks
