The Ballet Nerd
Mary NoraAllow me to introduce myself: Hi! I’m Mary. I’m a (most aspirational) ballet dancer, student, and, now a writer! I’m so excited to continue to explore into the world of ballet with you.
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Christmas in July
One of my earliest ballet memories is of waking up Christmas morning to a copy of ETA Hoffman’s fairy tale with 2 tickets to see New York City Ballet’s production tucked inside. I still have the book, which is actually quite eerie compared ...
Western Symphony Part 2
> “My idea in this ballet was to make a formal work that would derive its flavor from the informal America West, a ballet that would move within the framework of the classic school but in a new atmosphere. […] I wanted to do a ballet withou...
Western Symphony Part 1
Americana is something Balanchine played a lot with (Something ironic, or all the more poetic, because Balanchine was born and raised in Russia and Georgia and didn’t come to America until his late twenties). As far as his ballets went, the...
From Aesha to India
If I were to ask you to name a ballerina, you would probably immediately say the name “Misty Copeland”. A principal dancer at ABT, retiring this fall, Copeland has been an icon to millions of people of all races, in all industries, in addit...
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young dance lover. student open to learning more about everything but specifically and unconditionally obsessed with New York City Ballet
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