Quiet stillness can be more powerful than action on the stage. But in a ballet, it takes a good deal of wisdom and trust to rein in the dancing.This was the distinguishing feature of the Scottish Ballet's handsome production of "A Streetcar Named Desire," which bravely relied on occasional, potent moments of quiet to tell Tennessee Williams's story of the unstrung Blanche DuBois, her brutal brother-in-law, Stanley, a…
SOURCE: Washington Post at 03:21PM on May 29, 2015