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The Scottish Ballet's Mary, Queen of Scots Trusts Its Audience

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By Lora Strum Verified
| BroadwayWorld Verified
Known for its bold adaptations of well-known stories — 2012's A Streetcar Named Desire, 2008's Romeo and Juliet — only the Scottish Ballet could take on a work like Mary, Queen of Scots. The modern ballet, running June 04-07 at the David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center, neatly blends theatrical elements and is exactly the thing to capture audiences' ever-shrinking attention spans.
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Ballet Hispánico Asks Dance to Carry the Weight of Cultural Survival

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By Lora Strum Verified
| BroadwayWorld Verified
Art as survival was, for many, the core lesson of the last decade. For Ballet Hispánico, it is a mission statement. The company's second all-female program, Mujeres: Women in Motion at the New York City Center now through April 26th, suggests that art grounded in our history, our community, and our diversity is what will allow us to persevere in perilous times.
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Review: Ailey II Doesn't Need the Classics to Feel Like Ailey

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By Lora Strum Verified
| BroadwayWorld Verified
A night of new works that feel quintessentially Ailey reveals just how dedicated this company remains to its founding ethos. Ailey II doesn't rely on nostalgia or peddle classics to new audiences. Instead, it embraces what the company can be. The audience feels it, going still when they feel seen and sharing enthusiasm for work that resonates.
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