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Articles by Sophie Flack
Ballet Arizona’s book club returns
Ballet Arizona launched its 2021-22 virtual book club with the mission of building community and appreciation for the incredible art form of dance. The club meets once per quarter via Zoom, and it started earlier this year. “We are so excited to welcome back this engaging and educational club,” said Alexandra Papazian, Ballet Arizona’s education and community engagement manager.
Spotlight: VIRGINIA LEE
2019, Film, Sarah, Dilemma, Films First Productions, Sean Mukherjee 2019, Feature Film, Mary Evans, And You Will Not Stand Still (Pre-Prod), Barbara Glas 2018, Film, Lady on Train, Scotland Therapy, Tehbaklava, Bojan Brbora 2018, Film, Charlotte, Zero Tolerance, CCProductions, Sam Mercer 2017, Film, Elizabeth, Journal, Bjorn Franklin, Johnny Marchetta 2016, Film, Martha, Anatomy of a Human, Elisa Sprigariol 2015, Film, Trace, All In, Owyn Stephens
The Good Life! Josh Charles and Sophie Flack Welcome Second Child, a Daughter
Congratulations are in order for Josh Charles and Sophie Flack! On Thursday, the 46-year-old Good Wife actor announced on Instagram that he and wife Flack, 35, had welcomed their second child, a baby girl. Posting a video of his pink-filled room at the Hayes Theatre, where he’s currently starring in the Broadway play Straight White Men, Charles wrote, “Our daughter timed her birth so I could make yesterday’s doubleheader.
Op-Ed: An Open Letter to New York City Ballet Dancers Supporting Peter Martins
Dear dancers of the New York City Ballet, I realize that you are scared because the future of the New York City Ballet is uncertain; you don't know who will man the ship, and your career that you've worked your entire life for feels under attack. On social media some of you alluded to the idea that Peter Martins' downfall is a result of the times; a maelstrom of allegations sweeping the country, bringing down powerful men, for misdeeds proven and unproven.
Transition Waltz
There is a myth, perpetuated in the ballet world, that ballet training prepares dancers for whatever endeavor comes next. It’s a half-truth, really. We do, of course, learn discipline, focus, determination, and hard work from an early age. But because of the all-consuming nature of the profession, and professional-track training (on a par with gymnasts or, maybe, racehorses), there is little room for much else.
Canine Therapy | The Weekly Standard
On the dog as a catalyst among humans This wonderfully perceptive memoir follows Matthew Gilbert’s transformation during his first year as a reluctant dog owner. A neurotic, death-obsessed, and socially uncomfortable television critic for the Boston Globe, Gilbert describes his evolution into a more open-hearted, playful person, thanks to his yellow lab, Toby, and the cast of characters who frequent the Armory Dog Park in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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