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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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Celebrating America with Ballet
Happy Fourth of July!
Stars and Stripes
I’m keeping it short today- just a round-up of some of my favorite parts of some of what I consider the most “Americana” ballets. First up is the Stars and Stripes pas de deux and finale with M...
Midsummer takes the stage
Maria Calegari as Titania in A Midsummer Nights Dream
Saratoga Performing Arts Center has long been regarded as the summer home of New York City Ballet (whether or not the four-day residency that used to last weeks annually still counts as...
Up and comers
Walker in Paquita
With a new crop of soloists this winter and spring season, New York City Ballet’s corps de ballet has had a chance to shine. With more classically-leaning ballets full of solos like Sleeping Beauty, Raymonda Variations, a...
Making a Grande Entrance with Ballerina Milda Luckuté
Luckuté in Balanchine’s “Rubies” at the Vienna State Ballet
Despite her ability to radiate confidence and bravado onstage, Lithuanian ballerina Milda Luckuté is, in fact, a sweet and easy going interviewee. Nervous as I felt, trying someth...
Balanchine & the Russian Revolution
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