Ratmansky in Copenhagen: The Golden Cockerel
Alexei Ratmansky’s ballets should come with a health warning: they may prove addictive. Having followed his career closely for the past 3 years, we…
Christina Michanek
Slideshow: Best of the Ballet Bag’s Interviews
In the spirit of reflecting on the past and catching our breath to prepare for whatever 2011 may throw at us, we hope you…
Nehemiah Kish & Christina Michanek: Becoming James & Sylph
Bournonville’s La Sylphide is one of the Romantic period’s most iconic ballets. Featuring a hero divided between reality and fantasy, it is filled with…
Tangled Up in Plaid
If I were to write a book called “100 Ballets to See Before You Die†(perhaps there’s a market for that?), La Sylphide would…
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