Paris Opera Ballet Announces New Season by Roslyn Sulcas

The season is the final one to be programmed by the current director Brigitte Lefèvre, who will retire on Oct. 31.

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Former City Ballet Dancer to Lead Academy in Los Angeles by Roslyn Sulcas

Jenifer Ringer, who retired from New York City Ballet this month, has been named head of the Colburn Dance Academy in Los Angeles.

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Footage of Margot Fonteyn Rediscovered by Roslyn Sulcas

Recently rediscovered footage of a 1959 BBC broadcast of "The Sleeping Beauty" was found in a BBC archive.

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Russian Ballerina's Concussion Prevents Performance by Roslyn Sulcas

The ballerina's injury led to the postponement of "Tetractys " the art of fugue" on Saturday in London.

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L.A. Dance Project Finds a New Home at Ace Hotel by Roslyn Sulcas

The L.A. Dance Project, will perform at the Theater at Ace Hotel, in downtown Los Angeles, starting on Feb. 20.

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ArtsBeat: Director of Britain's National Theater to Form New Company by Roslyn Sulcas

Nicholas Hytner, who is to step down from the National in 2015, announced plans to form a new theatrical production company.    

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ArtsBeat: Harry Potter Headed Onstage in London by Roslyn Sulcas

A new play set for the West End will focus on the character's early years as an orphan.    

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ArtsBeat: Donmar Warehouse Announces Its Spring Season by Roslyn Sulcas

Josie Rourke and James Graham, the author of the hit political drama, "This House," at the National Theater, have spent a year researching the impact of social media and online data gatherin…

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'The Machine,' by Matt Charman, Is Coming to New York by Roslyn Sulcas

"The Machine," a new play by Matt Charman, looks at the chess match between Garry Kasparov and the computer Deep Blue.    

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Alex Poots Runs the Vast Armory and the Manchester Festival by Roslyn Sulcas

Alex Poots, director of the Manchester International Festival and arts programming at the Park Avenue Armory, champions daring hybrids of visual art, music, performance art and theater. …

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'Radicalisation of Bradley Manning' Hits Home in Edinburgh by Roslyn Sulcas

The National Theater of Wales staging of "The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning" opens a three-week run at the Edinburgh Festival, and the timing could hardly be better.   &nb…

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No Lip-Syncing for the Wretched of Paris by Roslyn Sulcas

'Les Misérables' on Film, Cameron Mackintosh's Dream

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A Conversation With Israeli-Born Choreographer Hofesh Shechter by Roslyn Sulcas

Mr. Shechter, whose "Political Mother," opens at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Thursday, is full of contradictions.

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Critic's Notebook: Happy Days Beckett Festival Arrives in Northern Ireland by Roslyn Sulcas

A new Samuel Beckett festival was inaugurated in Enniskillen, a town in Northern Ireland that until now was more famous for a troubled past than for the arts.

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ArtsBeat: Deborah Warner and Fiona Shaw Bring 'Peace Camp' to England by Roslyn Sulcas

The Northumberland Peace Camp, seen on Wednesday before it opened to the public, sits at the foot of Dustanburgh Castle, a massive fortification built in 1313 by the Earl of Lancaster and no…

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Dance Review: A Kurt Weill Discovery in Covent Garden - Review by Roslyn Sulcas

Kurt Weill's fable "Magic Night" is revived onstage in London, for the first time since the 1920s.

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A New 'Sleeping Beauty,' Courtesy of Matthew Bourne by Roslyn Sulcas

At a press conference at Sadler's Wells yesterday, he announced that he would create a new "Sleeping Beauty" for Christmas 2012.

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At Ballet Theater, Popping the Question After the Plié by Roslyn Sulcas

American Ballet Theater seems to be experiencing an unusual rush of real romance.

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At New York City Ballet, The Big Boss Plays the 'Big Boss' by Roslyn Sulcas

Peter Martins, the ballet-master-in-chief of the company, had stepped in for an injured Ask La Cour.

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New Video for Royal Ballet Blends Rock and Shakespeare by Roslyn Sulcas

Bennet Gartside, a first soloist for the Royal Ballet, has created a series of Web videos.

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