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
Anna Karenina Revisited
Ballet Zurich performs Christian Spuck’s work inspired by Tolstoy’s classic novel.
Dance Review: Contemporary Dance
Yang’s rendition follows the traditional narrative, refraining from abstractions or challenging the borders of the art form. Her forte lies in extravagant production.
Review: Batsheva Dance Company's HORA
The title of the piece refers to a popular Israeli folk dance, associated originally with early Zionist settlers, who paved roads by day and danced their hearts out all night.
From geology to ballet
The State Ballet of Georgia will perform a diverse program
The Israeli-American producer who brings Russian ballet to US children
Akiva Talmi, who went to school in Kfat Blum in the upper Gall before moving to the US, had been bringing Russian culture to the US since 1992.
Conserving the classics
The Russian State Ballet Theatre will perform nationwide.
On pointe
The Jerusalem Ballet is hosting its first-ever gala evening showcasing a host of the world’s top ballet dancers.
Life on the road
In 1992, the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism offered Murphy an opportunity to break new ground: to set up and run Turkey’s first modern dance company.
Israel Ballet takes on Edith Piaf
The Israeli dance company presents an original production based on the life and music of one of France's most recognizable stars.
UK Holocaust ballet gets mixed reviews
Show based on 'The Boy in the Striped Pajamas' called "outrageously insensitive."