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Category Archives: Ballet
The boy in ballet: a young trailblazer
My Enchanté column from June 25, 2015 You won’t find one of the most powerful—and at the same time graceful—14-year-old athletes on the soccer pitch or at the hockey rink. Cameron Baker spends many hours a week training in ballet. … Continue reading →
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Tagged ballerino, Ballet, Ballet Jorgen, Bboiz, Bboyz, Dance, danseur, Ebon Gage, en pointe, Kingston School of Dance, KSD, Male ballet dancers, Mikhail Baryshnikov, New York City Ballet, NYCB, Paris Opera Ballet, Rudolph Nureyev
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Ballet: a feted feat of the feet
My column from April 2, 2015 Ballerinas move across the stage like elegant fairies dwelling in a forest of the Otherworld. Many the young child dreams of being on that stage. In December, I attended a matinee performance of New … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apollo's Angels, Balanchine, Ballet, Barbara Karinska, Dance, en pointe, Jennifer Homans, Kingston School of Dance, Marie Camargo, Marie Taglioni, Swan Lake, tutu
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