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“They’re traveling the world, they’re surrounded by people who love ballet as much as they do, and have an environment of sexual tension. “Like, you maybe didn’t have a high school ...

It could be that the youngest dancers are the real stars of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” at New York City Ballet.

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“They’re shining a light on how quirky and ... like a sober treatise on the state of the art of ballet at a precarious moment. And a love letter from all involved. “This show makes me ...

It’s hard to know if the star of New York City Ballet and ... because you’re with your person! Like a free vacation where you get to dance a little bit. And we love dancing together.” ...

and yet they’re completely devoted to this art form. We wanted to show that side,” she says. The Palladino version of ballet is savage—but it makes the beauty of it all the more impressive ...

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She recalled dancers and actors working closely with choreographer Marguerite Derricks to make sure everyone was telling the ...

“We’re gonna be really fucking good,” quips ... “It’s like my angel, but also my fucking demon … I love ballet but sometimes it feels like it doesn’t love me back.” ...

San Francisco Ballet’s Broken Love is such a curiously conceived, almost schizophrenic double bill that your enjoyment of it may ultimately come down to whether you’re a glass half full or ...