Print the Legend
Robert Steven MackThis blog contains my casual reflections on cinema, ballet, art, culture and more.
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Complexions presents rock ballet at Segerstrom
Last night, September 14, New York-based Complexions Contemporary Ballet presented at Segerstrom Hall a series of choreographic works by founder Dwight Rhoden set to the music of U2. Complexions has a reputation for “groundbreaking” works o...
One for the Gipper
Sean McNamara’s sunny docudrama Reagan with Dennis Quaid as the title character premiered this weekend in the midst of a decidedly darker (whatever your persuasion) election cycle. No doubt some in Hollywood circles do not like the fact tha...
Ballet Archaeology
This article was originally published in the June 2024 print edition of The New Criterion.
A Fallen Star: Reflections on a reimagined “La Bayadère”
One by one, ballerinas of the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music step onto the stage in flat pancake tutus, elongating their legs in graceful arabesques. Inspired by Gustave Doré’s illustrations of womanly spirits emerging from the m...
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A professional ballet dancer and filmmaker writing about arts, culture and public affairs. Published in American Purpose, Law and Liberty, The New Criterion and Arts Fuse. MPA from the O’Neill School. IU Jacobs School of Music alum.
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