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The Phoenix
Boston Ballet season closes with 'Fancy Free'
The Boston - Bay State Banner
Lawrence Rines probably could not have picked a better time to train and dance with the Boston Ballet. The Philadelphia dancer joined Boston Ballet II in 2009 during a time of great advancement for the company. With apprentice turns in such company ...
Boston Ballet struts Robbins, Lander, and MartinsThe Phoenix

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The Age
Baton master an enduring figure in a revered New York institution
The Age
HUGO Fiorato, a former child prodigy who became the conductor of the New York City Ballet and one of its most enduring influences, has died in Boston. He was 97. Fiorato, who was with the City Ballet for 56 years, was a figure of continuity surpassed ...

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Cincinnati.com
Claudia Rudolf Barrett's Ballet Tech of Ohio announces International Summer ...
Cincinnati.com
Master classes taught by renowned dance professionals from Boston Ballet, Adiarys Almeida and Joseph Gatti, July 3-7. Students who take advantage of this summer intensive will enjoy high caliber instruction by a prestigious list of professional dance ...


 
Boston Globe
Boston Ballet is on the town again with Jerome Robbins
Boston Globe
The Paris Opera Ballet has just released a DVD with complete performances of “In G Major,” “In the Night,” and “The Concert.” And at Boston Ballet, Robbins's “Fancy Free” is the title dance in a three-piece program that begins Thursday.


 
Boston Globe
In 'Fancy Free,' Boston Ballet is out on the town with Robbins
Boston Globe
By Karen Campbell From left: Erica Cornejo, Isaac Akiba, Paul Craig, and James Whiteside in Boston Ballet's production of “Fancy Free.” Jerome Robbins was only 25 when he choreographed his first, most famous ballet, “Fancy Free.


 
Boston Globe
Ballet dancers square off in documentary
Boston Globe
Toung ballet dancers Gaya Bommer Yemini and Aran Bell. Kargman knows the territory: She is a former Boston Ballet School student. She quit, she says, when she got to high school. “I loved sports as much as I loved ballet,” she recalls when we meet at ...
'First Position' tells the story of dedicated dancersWicked Local
First PositionBoston.com

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New York Times
Hugo Fiorato, Conductor at City Ballet, Dies at 97
New York Times
Hugo Fiorato, a former child prodigy who became the conductor of the New York City Ballet and one of its most enduring influences, died on Monday in Boston. He was 97. His death was confirmed by his stepson Jonathan Scott. Mr. Fiorato, who was with the ...

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