Hamburg Ballet News

 
The 40th Hong Kong Arts Festival 2012 – Over 116000 theatre tickets sold
PR Web (press release)
The 40th Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) opens tomorrow with the Hamburg Ballet's performance of Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler choreographed by John Neumeier, to be followed by his other signature performing arts piece A Streetcar Named Desire.


 
China Daily
Tribute to the greatest dancer
China Daily
By Zhang Kun (China Daily) The Hamburg Ballet will present Nijinsky at the Shanghai Grand Theater on Feb 10 and 11. The ballet, by John Neumeier, is based on the life and legend of Vaslaw Nijinsky, arguably the greatest dancer of the 20th century.


 
China Daily
Life in motion
China Daily
John Neumeier, artistic director of the Hamburg Ballet, didn't expect to return to Beijing after his company toured the city for the first time in 1999. He was hugely disappointed by the facilities and the audience. In the Beijing Exhibition Hall ...

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National Ballet brings back Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Toronto Star
Nijinsky, by Milwaukee-born choreographer John Neumeier, opens the National Ballet's 2013 winter season. It was originally made in 2000 for Hamburg Ballet, the German troupe Neumeier has long directed, to mark the 50th anniversary its subject's death.

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CBC.ca
National Ballet to premiere Carmen, Nijinsky
CBC.ca
Otto Bubenicek and Anna Polikarpova of The Hamburg Ballet are seen performing in Nijinsky. (Holger Badekow/National Ballet of Canada) Kain's decision to invest in new works represented a big risk for the company, but has paid off with increased ...

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Dance companies seek to raise profiles
The Australian
"In Brisbane what's essentially happening over the next four years is that we'll have the Australian Ballet every year, and a Hamburg or a Paris Opera Ballet or what have you, and Queensland Ballet," Marsden says. "If we stick our head in the sand and ...

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San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco Ballet review: Gala's depth, daring
San Francisco Chronicle
Partnered ardently by Alexander Riabko - on loan from the Hamburg Ballet - Yuan Yuan Tan charged with frantic abandon into Neumeier's heady and passionate duet, leaving us with the hope that someday we'll see the ballet in its entirety on San Francisco ...
SF Ballet gala breaks the moldSan Francisco Examiner

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