Interview with Shaping Sound's Nick Lazzarini
Comments (0) | Montalban Theatre, Nick Lazzarini, Shaping Sound, So you think you can dance, Theater and Dance, Travis Wall
Wiebke Schuster
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Nick Lazzarini. Photo by Matthew Murphy.

The 'So You Think You Can Dance' season one winner talks 'Shaping Sound' and unplugging commerical dance.



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Ezralow Dance at the Ford Amphitheatre
Comments (0) | Ballet, Christopher Rountree, contemporary, dance, Daniel Ezralow, Ezralow Dance, Theater and Dance, wild Up
Wiebke Schuster
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Ezralow Dance and the Wild Up Ensemble take apart the Ford Amphitheatre... literally.



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Dance Review: The National Ballet of Canada at The Music Center
Comments (0) | Ashton, Ballet, Bourne, Cranko, Ek, Macmillan, National Ballet of Canada, Ratmansky, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, Theater and Dance
Wiebke Schuster
Contributing Writer

Sonia Rodriguez and Naoya Ebe as Romeo and Juliet. Photo by Sian Richards.

Every note accounted for – Ratmanskyness takes over The Music Center



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Dance Review: 'Celebrate Dance'
Comments (0) | Alex Theatre, Arts+Culture, Celebrate, dance, Danielle Agami, festival, Glendale, Los Angeles
Wiebke Schuster
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('EXHIBIT a' Ate9dANCEcOMPANY / Photo by Tim Agler)

Los Angeles celebrates dance.



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Ballet Stars Guest in Orange County
Comments (1) | American Ballet Theatre, Ballet, Ballet West, Beckanne Sisk, Breaking Pointe, dance, Fabrice Calmels, holidays, Nutcracker, orange county, Theater and Dance
Wiebke Schuster
Contributing Writer

Beckanne Sisk Photo by Dave Friedman

Orange County’s Festival Ballet Theatre welcomes guest stars from The Joffrey Ballet, Ballet West and the American Ballet Theatre for their annual performances of The Nutcracker.



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Dance Review: Barak Ballet At The Broad Stage
Comments (0) | Abigail Simon, Andrew Brader, Ballet, Brian Gephart, Broad Stage, dance, Jaime Hickey, Melissa Barak, Theater and Dance
Wiebke Schuster
Contributing Writer

Xuan Cheng and Brian Simcoe in "For Two." Photo from Barak Ballet.

Is L.A.'s newest ballet company off to a great start?



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Radar L.A. Review: 'Stones In Her Mouth' At The Palace Theatre
Comments (0) | Arts+Culture, dance, Dance Theatre, Lemi Ponifasio, Maori, MAU, new zealand, Palace Theatre, Radar LA, Stones in her Mouth, Theater, Theatre
Wiebke Schuster
Contributing Writer

"Stones in Her Mouth" is an alluring dance theatre experience that combines social commentary with beauty.



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