Ten years ago, New York City Ballet held its first fashion gala, and with it came one of the most…
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With its something-for-everyone ethos, the Fall for Dance festival, nearly 20 years old, continues to pack the house at New…
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Midway through the Scottish actor Alan Cumming’s one-man dance-theater show about the Scottish poet Robert Burns, a piece of paper…
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Three summers ago, on a mid-July evening, Margaret Batiuchok was teaching the basics of Lindy Hop on an outdoor stage…
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Among the best known facts about Mozart’s Requiem in D minor is that the composer died before finishing it. Over…
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“In the beginning, God had a groove. And from that groove came the groove of all grooves.” Those lines, spoken…
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I was expecting an energy boost, and then some. But Black Grace, a celebrated company from New Zealand known for…
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