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Daniel Ojeda: Ballet Idaho Soloist, Choreographer, Spider-Man
An interview with Daniel Ojeda and how ballet makes him feel like a superhero.
PNB on George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®
When George Balanchine staged The Nutcracker for New York City Ballet in 1954, it was the six-year-old company’s most ambitious project to date…
Ballet Austin: Celebrating Sarah
This February, Ballet Austin premieres a collection of three ballets entitled Sarah’s Songs. Curated by Stephen Mills, Ballet Austin’s Sarah…
The Washington Ballet: About The Nutcracker
The Washington Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker is more than a Washington holiday tradition. The ballet that premiered 130 years ago…
San Francisco Ballet Announces Its First Sensory Friendly Performance of Nutcracker
Say hello to a theater-going experience that makes neurodiverse audiences and small children feel welcome to experience ballet in a fun, accepting environment.
Mozart in Motion: An Interview with Ballet Idaho’s Garrett Anderson
Ballet Idaho is launching into its 50th Anniversary Season with Mozart in Motion. Featuring four ballet works set to the music of (you guessed it), Mozart, this repertory performance promises to be a study of musical mastery.
PNB’s Program Notes: Giselle
The idea for Giselle (1841) was inspired by two ghost stories, both read with relish by Théophile Gautier, the colorful balletomane, poet, critic, man-about-town, and staunch defender of Romanticism.
Meet Alexa Capareda – Choreographer of Maria And The Mouse Deer
I was born and raised in the Philippines, in the town of Los Baños, Laguna located at the foothills of Mount Makiling (mah-keeling), an inactive volcano home to hot springs and a dense forest of trees…
