Here is the detailed schedule for World Ballet Day Live: https://youtube/watch?v=ojWqPQE1Qn8 Here is the schedule… The Australian Ballet: Sept 30 10pm EST Bolshoi Ballet: Oct 1 at 2am EST Royal Ballet: Oct 1 at 6am EST The National Ballet of Canada: Oct 1 at 10am EST San Francisco Ballet: Oct 1 2pm EST And some highlights… •Australian Ballet presents company class taught by former principal Steven Heathcote, followed by rehearsals of the following: Graeme Murphys Swan Lake, Stanton Welchs La Bayadère, Peter Wrights The Nutcracker and Tim Harbours Ostinato, which will be seen at the upcoming Fall for Dance Festival. •Bolshoi Ballet presents rehearsals of Jean-Christophe Maillot’s The Taming of the Shrew, as well as Yuri Grigorovichs A Legend of Love. Dismal rep, but those dancers… •The Royal Ballets many highlights include Carlos Acosta coaching principal Vadim Muntagirov as Basilio in Don Quixote; principals Marianela Nuñez and Federico Bonelli rehearsing Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon; artist in residence Liam Scarlett rehearsing The Age of Anxiety with dancers Laura Morera and Steven McRae; and a full-company rehearsal of Christopher Wheeldon’s Aeternum and Frederick Ashton’s Scènes de Ballet. Wayne McGregor is also interviewed about his forthcoming Wolf Works, based on the writings and life of Virginia Woolf; the ballet will feature the beloved Alessandra Ferri. George Lamb hosts. •National Ballet of Canadas live stream begins with company class and continues with rehearsals of Manon (coached by Anthony Dowell!) and John Neumeiers Nijinsky (its probably fine to dash out for a snack). •San Francisco Ballet offers rehearsals of Yuri Possokhovs RAkU and William Forsythes The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, along with a treat: a joint interview between corps de ballet member and choreographer Myles Thatcher with Alexei Ratmansky. Myles, a recipient of the Rolex Mentor and Protégé Arts Initiative, is lucky: Ratmansky is his mentor.
Posted on: Wed, 01 Oct 2014 12:31:15 +0000
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