Ballet
Royal Ballet star Natalia Osipova returns to Israel with world premiere by Israeli choreographer
Royal Ballet principal Natalia Osipova returns to Israel on December 17 and 18 with 'Force of Nature,' a world premiere that combines classical ballet and contemporary dance.
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The Eifman Ballet’s 'Crime and Punishment' returns to Israel
Dance Review: Clara
A solid, artistically cohesive art work that is enjoyable and surprising.
Welcome back, Eifman
The Boris Eifman Ballet returns, with the compelling stories of Eugene Onegin and Don Quixote.
A tale of one city - and two residents
In the pages of this unusual love story, the reader journeys into Tel Aviv as well as into the lives of the characters, in effect including the city as a third, silent protagonist.
Metrotainment: An eclectic repertoire
Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal will perform three contemporary pieces infused with joie de vivre.
Dance Review: Giselle
World renowned Mariinsky (Kirov) ballet dancers are superbly skilled, particularly for romantic-era ballets like Giselle, performed in Casesarea on May 21.
The dream team
Complexions will perform a mixed bill by the company’s celebrated choreographer.
On their toes
This week, Israeli dancer and choreographer Rina Schenfeld unveils her latest work, a homage to movement, music and women on stage entitled "The Sylphide."
A magnet for choreographers
The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet presents a unique blend of contemporary and classical dance.
Arts in Brief: February 23
Yevgeny Arye in Moscow; Lizzy: the satire; Bach and ballet
Everything is beautiful at the ballet
A long list of dancers from Beersheba and the South have risen to international prominence through the Bat Dor dance school.