Willis Ballet News

 
'Two Othellos' at American Dance Institute
Washington Post
Elkins conferred with Adrienne Willis, ADI's executive director, and they came to a time-honored conclusion: The show must go on, with or without Iago. And so it did, and the sold-out crowd saw snapshots of what will someday be an amazing performance.


 
'Moonrise Kingdom': Quirk, And An Earnest Heart
North Country Public Radio
Anderson isn't breaking the fourth wall, he's eliminating it, literally: all these rooms have only three, in order that we might glimpse the carefully choreographed ballet he has arranged for us inside. That dance starts in the Bishop household, ...

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Weekly Times Now
Culture to the country
Weekly Times Now
Art in the bush: Regional Victorians will have the chance to enjoy ballet, opera and music this year. Country culture vultures will be spoilt this year with the best in the business - from ballet, opera, drama and music - touring rural Victoria.


 
The Guardian
Birmingham Royal Ballet: Three Short Works – review
The Guardian
Three Short Works is the unassuming title of Birmingham Royal Ballet's contribution to International Dance Festival Birmingham 2012. IDFB is a young but energetic project, and the four years of its existence have seen the emergence of the city as a ...


 
Gulf Times
Star to lead orchestra for music to Romeo and Juliet
Gulf Times
Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet is a ballet based on William Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet. It is one of the most popular ballets of all times, noted for its many famous melodies. The love theme of Romeo and Juliet soars in an arch-like pattern ...


 
Tasmania Mercury
The TSO strikes a chord
Tasmania Mercury
Collaborations with other arts organisations were a notable feature of the TSO's activities last year, including with The Australian Ballet and Theatre North to mark the anniversary of Launceston's Princess Theatre. Mr Willis said the TSO would ...


 
Birmingham Royal Ballet - Three Short Works
Stage
Birmingham's International Dance Festival provides an amazing umbrella for movement of every kind from hip-hop to Cuban-Latino. Therefore it is an appropriate stage for experimental work such as Birmingham Royal Ballet's 9-5, a nightmare piece by BRB's ...