The New York Times18d
This ‘Swan Lake’ Keeps the Tutus but Sheds the Tights
Bare legs are one of the defining features of the National Ballet of Canada’s production of “Swan Lake,” which had its premiere in 2022 and is returning this month. In an art form built on t ...
‘Swan Lake’ thrills audiences with superb dancing — and the choice to play ‘O Canada’ at every performance
This is the first revival of former artistic director Karen Kain’s production of the late 19th-century Russian classic.
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Fluttering arms, aching calves, bursting lungs: 'Swan Lake' is a ballerina's Mount Everest
Generic image of a fire truck. Spring is in the air, and it's time to get ready for nicer weather with some exclusive Insider Deals. NEW YORK – Rehearsing “Swan Lake” a few weeks ago in a ...
The Harvard Crimson10d
Boston Ballet’s ‘Swan Lake’ Review: A Magical Return to the Lake
Beautiful clarinet music filled the Citizens Opera House on opening night of Boston Ballet’s “Swan Lake,” welcoming patrons ...
Philadelphia Ballet shines in Angel Corella’s ‘Swan Lake’
The prince stumbled, but it made the performance all the more special. Seeing a quick fix in a ballet is like collecting rare ...
The Globe and Mail11d
National Ballet of Canada’s Swan Lake is a tender ode to the classic, but with contemporary plumage
At its heart, Swan Lake has always been about birds. In a way, that’s still true – at the National Ballet of Canada, the piece is defined as much by its feathers as it is by its dancing.
Fluttering arms, aching calves, bursting lungs: 'Swan Lake' is a ballerina's Mount Everest
It was also probably the most physically challenging feat of her career. Many across the world know “Swan Lake,” the most ...