Two Lands, Four Countries

by Leigh Witchel The first Classic NYCB program at New York City Ballet was a tale of three choreographers and … More

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by Leigh Witchel This season’s guest choreographers at New York City Ballet were repeat commissions. Gianna Reisen and Kyle Abraham … More

by Leigh Witchel Not every dance is best with live music. Two works on the Visionary Voices program at New … More

by Leigh Witchel Opening night at New York City Ballet was over a week late, but it happened. Delayed by … More

by Leigh Witchel Business as usual at New York City Ballet happened fast. The company went headlong into the seven-performances-a-week … More

by Leigh Witchel Pam Tanowitz is the least likely It Girl in dance. Her cool cerebral works aren’t designed as … More

by Leigh Witchel With a bill of repertory standards anchored by a another go-round of Justin Peck’s 2015 hit, “Heatscape,” … More

by Leigh Witchel New York City Ballet’s triple bill was new and buzzworthy: a premiere by resident choreographer Justin Peck, … More

By Leigh Witchel Trying to describe something after seeing it once is like trying to describe a line when you … More

By Leigh Witchel What do you want from New York City Ballet – Skill or risk? The company loves to … More