City Ballet’s Final Week a Mixed Blessing It included the finest performance of Balanchine’s 'Coppélia' since the original, as well as the dimmest performance of 'Mozartiana' ever presented. By Robert Gottlieb
Geoffrey Holder’s ‘Dougla’ a Knockout for Dance Theatre of Harlem What fully justified the Dance Theatre Harlem season, showcasing a number of works, was the revival of Geoffrey Holder’s 1974 'Dougla,' a company classic—maybe THE company classic. By Robert Gottlieb
Wherefore Art Thou, Radio? Shakespeare via Radiohead Is a Snappy Good Time and Veggetti’s Bacchae Is Powerful Romeo and Juliet is easy—we know the story, after all. Still, choreographers can’t resist it, and the latest of them—Edward By Robert Gottlieb