Ballet
Iran’s wealth was never oil; the regime proved it by locking it in a basement - opinion
The regime replaced cultural diplomacy with a seminary network later sanctioned as a Quds Force recruitment hub. Yet the regime failed to touch the roots. Today, Gen Z in Iran recites the poetry.
Exit, pursued by a… cat? Feline friend steals show at production of Romeo and Juliet in Turkey
The Eifman Ballet’s 'Crime and Punishment' returns to Israel
A dance of redemption at Tel Aviv ballet
On pointe
The Israel Ballet’s winter playbill includes a piece given to the company by legendary choreographer George Balanchine.
Creating a niche
The Project is a plan put in motion 'to enrich the Israeli dance world'.
Pas de deux
Dancers from the New York City Ballet perform works by Balanchine, Tharp and Gold.
Ballet masters
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet presents dance enthusiasts with a rare treat – a work by Maurice Wainrot.
In the ghetto
The newest take on Bizet’s ‘Carmen’ is by South African choreographer Dada Masilo, who sets her tale in the slums of Johannesburg.
Dance Review: The Jerusalem Ballet
The dated, neo-classical performance by pupils and alumni of the dance school had little to offer.
The right moves
‘The Ascent,’ a gala evening with the Jerusalem Ballet, highlights the tail end of Hot Dance festival
Baryshnikov arrives to perform
Self-deprecating ballet dancer comes to "meet a new generation."
From Russia with love
Leading Russian choreographer Boris Eifman brings his company back to Israel, this time with ‘Red Giselle’ and ‘Onegin’.
One step back, two steps forward
Georgian Nat'l Ballet draws from deep wellspring.
