Jump to content

Jan McNulty

Moderators
  • Posts

    20,979
  • Joined

Reputation

29,674 Excellent

3 Followers

About Jan McNulty

  • Birthday May 27

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Female
  • Location:
    Liverpool
  • Interests
    Watching ballet, reading, travelling, walking the dog!

Recent Profile Visitors

29,398 profile views
  1. Dante Sonata is a serious anti-war piece and well worth viewing albeit somewhat different in style from what you may expect.
  2. I've noticed some dancers mention "paid partnership with xxx" if they are wearing new ballet wear.
  3. Useful information for anyone who uses that road. I sometimes drive to Knaresborough that way. I believe they are trying to do something to prevent the landslips that have occurred over the last few years.
  4. Links - Thursday 28 March, 2024 Reviews - Mark Bruce Company, Frankenstein, London: Matthew Paluch, Gramilano Bruce Marriott, Lifted Leg Teresa Guerreiro, Culture Whisper Siobhan Murphy, Stage Review - London: Rupert Christiansen, Spectator Royal Ballet, Danses Concertantes, Different Drummer, Requiem Crystal Pite & Jonathan Young / Kidd Pivot, Assembly Hall Review - National Ballet of Canada, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Toronto: Denise Sum, Danceview Times Reviews - Mark Morris Dance Group, The Look of Love, New York: Cecilia Whalen, Fjord Review Joel Benjamin, Theaterscene Review - Sydney Dance Company, Ascent, London: Maggie Foyer, Seeing Dance Review - Shanghai Ballet, Sigh of Love, Hong Kong: Kevin Ng, HK Economic Journal Review - Atlanta Ballet, mixed programme, Atlanta: George Staib, Arts ATL Review - Tulsa Ballet, Romeo and Juliet, Tulsa: James D Watts Jr, Tulsa World Review - Los Angeles Ballet, Next Steps (triple bill), Los Angeles: Tom Teicholz, Forbes Review - Ballet Austin, POE / A Tale of Madness, Austin: Cat McCarry, Austin Chronicle Preview Feature - Sarasota Ballet, Portraits of Expression (mixed programme), Sarasota: Monica Roman Gagnier, Your Observer Preview Feature - Alana Griffith and Parker Brasser-Vos, Milwaukee Ballet, talk Cinderella: John Schneider, Shepherd Express Video Preview - Grand Kyiv Ballet, Giselle, Indianapolis: Divine Triplett, Wish TV Preview - KVN Dance Company, Coppelia, London: Teresa Guerreiro, Culture Whisper Feature - Disrupting harm in dance: Candice Thompson, Fjord Review News - Bleuenn Battistoni promoted to Étoile at Paris Opera Ballet: Mary Tyson, Paris Beacon Feature - Lisa Yntema, founder Dance Data Project: Judy Carmack Bross, Classic Chicago Magazine Feature - West African dance and hip-hop play a key role in a revamped Juilliard track: Michael Martin, Olivia Hampton, Ana Perez, NPR Video Feature - Researchers in Fort Worth are studying female ballet dancer health: Noelle Walker, NBCDFW News - Ohad Naharin, choreographer, expresses sadness over Ballet Ireland axing: Conor Pope, Irish Times
  5. Hello @MomK and welcome to the Forum!
  6. Links - Wednesday 27 March, 2024 Review - New York City Ballet, Opus 19/The Dreamer, Solitude, Symphony in Three Movements, New York: Leigh Witchel, dancelog.nyc Review - Opera Ballet Vlaanderen, PUUR, Ghent: Graham Watts, Bachtrack Review - Mark Bruce Company, Frankenstein, Ipswich: Louise Levine, FT Review - Boston Ballet, Cinderella, Boston: Jennifer May, Tufts Daily Review - Yorke Dance Project, California Connections: Three Pioneering Women, London: Rachel Nouchi, British Theatre Guide Reviews - Sydney Dance Company, Ascent. London: Lyndsey Winship, Guardian Teresa Guerreiro, Culture Whisper Amanda Jennings, Bachtrack Nicola Rayner, Stage Review - Black Grace, Paradise Rumour, Wellington: Jennifer Shannon, ... on dancing Review - Los Angeles Ballet, Next Steps (mixed programme), Santa Monica: Jillian Verzwyvelt, Ballet Herald Reviews - China Oriental Performing Arts Group & Meishan Song and Dance Theatre, Dongpo: Life in Poems, New York: Joel Benjamin, Theaterscene Wendy Perron, Blog Review - Justin Peck, Illinoise, New York: Ethan Eisner, Tufts Daily Review - West Side Story, Sydney: Rebecca Whitton, Australian Stage Preview - Pett | Clausen-Knight, Imago, London: Teresa Guerreiro, Culture Whisper Feature - Pett | Clausen-Knight talk Imago: Maggie Foyer, Seeing Dance Preview - Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, mixed programme, Berkeley: Lou Fancher, 48 Hills Feature - Chalvar Monteiro, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater: Jim Provenzano, Bay Area Reporter Preview - Ballet Arizona, Contemporary Moves, Phoenix: Staff, Queen Creek Sun Times Preview - Ballet of Bordeaux National Ballet, La Sylphide, Don Quichotte Act 3, Shanghai, Shine Preview - Phil Chan & Doug Fullington, Star on the Rise: La Bayadere … Reimagined, Bloomington: Vaishnavi Banali, IDS News Feature - Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, choreographer: Aimée Ts’ao, San Francisco Classical Voice News - National Ballet of Canada tours to Paris in October 2024: Anya Wassenberg, Ludwig Van News - New Jersey Ballet celebrates 65th anniversary: AA Cristi, Broadway World Feature - Ioanna Avraam, Vienna State Ballet: Sara Douedari, Cyprus Mail Audio Feature - West African dance & hip-hop play a key role in the revamped Juilliard track: Staff, WFDD Feature - An Su-yeon, Korean National Ballet, to dance Odette/Odile in Swan Lake: Hwang Dong-Hee, Korea Herald
  7. A Wishlist rather than predictions but here is the Wishlist. (Companies other than the Royal Ballet also included)
  8. I've just done a search and, unless the title and content are particularly esoteric, the last predictions thread was for the 23/24 season.
  9. It's not just his technique it's his emotion and sheer elegance that grab the eye. Thanks Roberta.
  10. But is still no use to anyone who wants to buy a ticket but doesn't fall into one of the categories. Perhaps it may be worth checking back in case they are released but as pointed out elsewhere for those of us who have to book train tickets, hotels and kennel for dog it is frustrating to say the least. I had my eye on a ticket for Manon at a performance where, when I first looked, there was a decent choice of seats. By the time I made up my mind to go for it a few days later not only had that ticket gone but the whole auditorium was showing as sold out. Then it became like the Hokey Cokey - some appeared, some disappeared, some appeared elsewhere, some disappeared elsewhere, the train and hotel prices had gone up so I gave up and settled for the cinema viewing which, while I enjoyed, was not the cast I had wanted to see.
  11. Hello @MA-mummy and @Gemroar and welcome to the Forum!
  12. Which is no use to anyone if they can't select them to buy!
×
×
  • Create New...