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Program 2 at San Francisco Ballet prompts one of those unanswerable questions that I see bandied about occasionally on internet ballet forums. With dances by three leading contemporary choreographers – Wayne McGregor, Mark Morris, and Christopher Wheeldon – the question inevitably arises, what IS contemporary ballet? Now this question of labels and aesthetic rubrics is, [...]
Posted in All Posts by Carey Gaiser Casey Also tagged Carey Gaiser Casey, Christopher Wheeldon, contemporary ballet, education, Mark Morris, Scholar, SF Ballet, SFB, Wayne McGregor Leave a comment
Cooking is a lot like dancing, both are creative, passionate pursuits in which there is always something new to learn. However, as a dancer, confidence on the stage does not necessarily translate to confidence in the kitchen. With Joanne’s help, I’m now excited to prepare my new specialty – Spicy Spanish Lamb [...]
Now that Nutcracker is behind us, my thoughts are turning already to the Repertory Season and to the works new to us this season. First up will be Cranko’s Onegin, a ballet that I have wanted to conduct ever since I first saw it in England at The Royal Ballet. It’s a piece full of [...]
Choreographer Close-Up: Mark Morris
February 10, 2012