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Tiler Peck Won’t Be Dancing in Her New Ballet—She’ll Be in the Audience
“I don’t know if people are scared because the best—Balanchine and Robbins—have already made classical works, but that’s what I wanted to do for this company,” Tiler Peck, principal dancer at the New York City Ballet, tells Vogue after an hour-long rehearsal for her forthcoming ballet, Concerto for Two Pianos.
Review: Jelly’s Last Jam Not Only Blows the Roof Off City Center, It Obliterates It
George C. Wolfe’s musical returns in a thrilling new production staged by Robert O’Hara.
Tara Nicole Hughes on How The Little Mermaid Brings Dance Under the Sea
Director Rob Marshall tasked choreographer Joey Pizzi and co-choreographer Tara Nicole Hughes with creating movement for sea creatures and humans alike.
Blue by June Carryl at Seven Dials Playhouse | Review
Join Los Angeles Police Detective LaRhonda Parker as she dives into the heart of a gripping interrogation of one of her own in the shooting of a Black motorist. But this isn’t just any case. The officer is a family friend and her husband’s ex-partner.