Opening night of the Boston Ballet’s The Nutcracker was Nov. 29, and I was lucky enough to attend. I had never been to the Boston Opera House before, and I was in awe of the utter beauty it held. The interior was decorated with marble and each tier had at least one snow-kissed balsam Christm…
"Romeo and Juliet" was a classic love story turned into a fabulous ballet performance put on by Boston Ballet Company on March 15. The show began at around 7:35 p.m. I arrived at about 7:15 p.m., just to make sure I was in my seat and settled when the show began. The staff at the Boston Oper…
On Nov. 25, the Boston Opera House was full of life during the grand opening of "The Nutcracker."
On May 24, the Boston Ballet featured the 8th Annual “Next Generation” production for the viewing pleasure of the Greater Boston community.
The classic story of The Sleeping Beauty has been added to Boston Ballet’s 2017 season schedule once again. Based on the age-old fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm, this ballet re-tells the story through an expressive and captivating dance.
On March 23, Boston Ballet showcased its latest production “Wings of Wax.” It was the world-premiere of the show, featuring choreography that delivered three contemporary dances. It was an energetic, affectionate, and awe-inspiring performance that gave the audience a new perspective on life.
On Oct. 27 2016, Boston Ballet started its 53rd season with the North American premiere of Ivan Liška’s “Le Corsaire”, also called the “pirate ballet.” When translated, “Le Corsaire” is french for “The Pirate.” The event was held at the Boston Opera House in Downtown Boston, and was performe…
It's certainly a myth that you have to "get" dance and all of its subtleties to really enjoy a night at the ballet in Boston, a city internationally known for the craft. Whether you're a ballet junkie or completely new to the art form, there is something truly magical about seeing Boston Bal…
On March 17, Boston Ballet’s newest production “Kaleidoscope” premiered. It is now open for all to see at the Boston Opera House, and I strongly suggest you see it. It’s not just one story; “Kaleidoscope” is a set of four pieces, all which prove the wide range that Boston Ballet has. With music conducted by Beatrice Jona Affron, the pieces are “Kammermusik No. 2,” a traditional “Pas de Quatre,” a colorful “The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactidude,” and my favorite lively “Gaite Parisienne.”
On Feb. 25, Boston Ballet returned to the stage with the dramatic and emotional performance of John Cranko’s “Onegin.” The story, which is based on the 19th century narrative poem by Russian writer Alexander Pushkin, tells of unrequited love and regret. However, it is mostly the music of Rus…
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