Hello there! It’s nice seeing you here again as we dive into this latest edition of Dance Rhythm.
Discover how Chanel is partnering with the BAAND Together Dance Festival, uniting five renowned NYC dance companies for its fourth year, continuing its tradition of collaborating with the dance world. Then, meet Chloe Misseldine, the rapidly rising ballet star from the American Ballet Theater, as she reflects on her impressive career so far. Lastly, explore the intriguing question: Is ballet a cult? Join the podcast Sounds Like A Cult with host Amanda Montell and former
ballerina Erika Lantz for a deep dive into this topic.
Let the Rhythm move you this week as you dance your way through our latest
stories!
The House of Chanel, with a long history of supporting dance, has partnered for the fourth year with New York’s BAAND Together Dance Festival, bringing together five renowned NYC dance companies for performances from July 30 to August 3. As part of Lincoln Center’s Summer for the City event series, the festival offers choose-what-you-pay tickets and free dance workshops, continuing Chanel’s legacy of collaboration with the dance world.
Growing up with two brothers gave American Ballet Theater soloist Chloe Misseldine a thick skin, crucial for her ballet career. Recently debuting as Tatiana in "Onegin," she has noticed new emotional depth, and her rapid rise in the ballet world has garnered her opportunities like performing with the State Ballet of Georgia.
Select dancers from the Cazenovia School of Ballet will perform at Walt Disney World this month, participating in the "Dance The World" parade and presenting an original piece at EPCOT. After extensive preparation and a rigorous audition process, the dancers were approved by Disney to join this prestigious event, marking a significant achievement for the studio.
Victoria Jaiani is a standout dancer in the Joffrey Ballet, known for her blend of delicacy, power, and expressive artistry. In this exclusive interview with the hypnotizing ballet star she discusses everything from her early training, her transition to the Joffrey Academy, her passion for ballet, better compensation for ballet dancers, and more.
The Sarasota Ballet recently returned from their first international performance at the Royal Opera House in London, showcasing their expertise in choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton’s works. The tour was a significant artistic and financial challenge, but the dancers delivered exceptional performances, earning high praise from audiences and critics alike.
Guy Bovie knew most of his mother’s remarkable life story, from her escape from the Russian Revolution to becoming a world-renowned ballerina and eventually opening a ballet studio in Berkeley. However, in 2019, he was surprised to learn from Kamala Harris' memoir that his mother had taught the future vice president ballet, a connection that highlighted Vala Bovie’s enduring impact on her students.
If You’re Around This Weekend
The Royal Ballet will make its debut at Jacob’s Pillow from July 3-7, showcasing works by renowned choreographers in both indoor and outdoor venues. Despite the challenges of touring and a busy schedule, the company is well-prepared, with performances available for live streaming and on-demand viewing for those unable to attend in person.
If You Feel Like Watching
The Music Center welcomes back The Joffrey Ballet with the LA premiere of "Anna Karenina" as part of the Glorya Kaufman Presents Dance series. Extending its impact, the Joffrey Ballet also conducted inclusive dance workshops at four senior centers in Los Angeles County, arranged through a partnership with the LA County Aging and Disabilities Department.
If You Feel Like Listening
In this episode of Sounds Like A Cult host Amanda Montell sits down with former ballerina, Erika Lantz, to discuss the competitive industry that is ballet. Although ballet might be a dainty artform, Montell and Lantz pull back on the curtain on the ballet industry and try to come to the conclusion… is the ballet industry like a cult?
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