Ratmansky’s ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Puts ABT to the Test ABT worked hard to give Ratmansky what he was after in their recent production of 'Sleeping Beauty,' but there was one problem. By Robert Gottlieb
Back to Basics: ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Returns to Its Source Alexei Ratmansky, ballet’s most intelligent and hardworking choreographer, has spent a great deal of time (and a great deal of ABT’s money) reconstructing Petipa’s most ambitious and influential ballet, 'The Sleeping Beauty.' By Robert Gottlieb
ABT's Disneyfied Sleeping Beauty Shorter But Broken This season’s version of ABT’s The Sleeping Beauty is 14 minutes shorter than last year’s version, when it was new. By Robert Gottlieb
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