Frills and thrills at Boston Ballet
A French comedy and the powerhouse women of Boston Ballet shone on opening night Kaleidoscope last week. The four-piece program of…
A French comedy and the powerhouse women of Boston Ballet shone on opening night Kaleidoscope last week. The four-piece program of…
After Sunday night's Golden Globes you may be wondering, why is Mozart in a jungle, and more importantly, why is…
Clever choreography and intelligent dancing told the tale of a fiery romance last Thursday at the Boston Opera House. Boston's…
Last week, Boston Ballet announced a dynamic program for its 2016-17 season. The company will open with the North American premiere…
Anyone who grew up in a Christian home or a Christian school probably remembers watching that cheesy movie about Saint Valentine. It…
With less than two weeks left before the opening night of John Cranko's Onegin, Boston Ballet is perfecting the final…
This article is part of a series of profiles of the 2016 presidential candidates that will appear on the NewBostonPost in the…
When Elizabeth Daher moved next door to her ailing parents in Weston, Massachusetts, her time was consumed by nighttime trips up and…
BOSTON – Irlan Silva was 14 years old when he first visited America. As a young Brazilian ballet dancer from the most violent…
New music is, by definition, revolutionary. But it also follows a well-established tradition of building creatively on the works of past…
Boston Ballet opened its 2015-16 season with a bold statement: the North American première of The Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler:…