Finally Here – Val Caniparoli on His “Lady of the Camillias” for LA Ballet
He’s one of the most in demand ballet choreographers that LA never sees….until now. In a year that...
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Author: Ann Haskins
There Will Be Jazz Hands
Channeling Garbo in Redondo Beach, a jazz dance fest in Carson, a hip hop fest in Burbank, tango...
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Going Deep – An Interview With Alonzo King
A long-time presence in San Francisco, Alonzo King Lines Ballet Company has an international reputation for the liquid, catlike qualities of its dancers and artistic director Alonzo King’s distinctive blend of pointe shoe and contemporary ballet choreography that can morph in an instant from elegant to explosive. The company returns for performances at two local venues…
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Rabbits and Cats and Caterpillars, Oh My!!
Acidized Alice downtown, diasphora considerations in Glendale, garden dance in Costa Mesa and Willowbrook, contemporary dance in Hancock Park, El Sereno, Pasadena, and Glassell Park, more SoCal dance this busy week (May 19-25 ), and a peek at next week.
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Collaborated Confusion
Avatars from Switzerland downtown, beyond Bollywood in Beverly Hills, tragic lovers die again in Costa Mesa, post-museum dance in Pasadena, AAPI dance in El Sereno, bayside ballet goes hillside in Glendale, a post-modern legend reprised in Little Tokyo, more SoCal dance this busy week (May 12 to 18), and a peek at next week.
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