Tag: Nashville Ballet

The Nashville Ballet’s got an Attitude

On February 9 – 11 Nashville Ballet held its annual program Attitude, a program “known for its groundbreaking choreography, original music, and cross-disciplinary collaborations” that often push the limits onRead More

From Nashville Ballet

The MCR Interview: Mollie Sansone, resident choreographer for Nashville Ballet, discusses her work

A star on Nashville’s skyline since 2004, when she began her career with the Nashville Ballet, Mollie Sansone has had a remarkable career as a dancer, teacher, and choreographer. HerRead More

At TPAC

The Nashville Ballet Publishes an Anthology of Nashville History

Before I returned home to Middle Tennessee, I binged ballet in New York and Houston, two American cities with world-class ballet companies. Having left decades ago when classical and modernRead More

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‘Attitude’ at the Martin Center

Currently running at the Martin Center for Nashville Ballet is Attitude, a series that has developed a reputation for its “game changing choreographies and uniquely Nashville musical collaborations.” This year,Read More

In Nashville Ballet

“Attitude’ Opens Next Weekend

Nashville Ballet will kick-off the new year with the return of their annual Attitude series February 11–20. Staged on-site at The Martin Center for Nashville Ballet, this year’s production will giveRead More

Presenting Attitude

Attitude: A Two-Part Virtual Series Preview

Nashville Ballet is bringing back performances in early March this year. From March 5th through March 7th and April 2ndthrough April 4th they will be performing a virtual presentation ofRead More

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Blurring Ballet Lines: A Series of Moving Dialogues on Gender Identity and Stereotypes

Does movement imply gender? Do accepted norms impact freedom of self expression? Is creativity subconsciously limited by culturally-imposed stereotypes? These are the types of questions choreographers Carlos Pons Guerra, ErinRead More

Nashville Ballet Presents

Romeo and Juliet

Two households, both alike in dignity,  In fair Verona, where we lay our scene… So begins the most renowned tragedy by William Shakespeare. Two brought so close by love yetRead More

A New Season in Music City

The 2019-2020 season opened this past Friday in Nashville with a spectacular concert by the Nashville Symphony at Schermerhorn Hall. The concert featured world renowned pianist Garrick Ohlsson performing SamuelRead More

Coming September 20-22 at TPAC

Nashville Ballet: Romeo and Juliet

Choreography and direction by Paul Vasterling Fight direction and choreography by Tim Klotz Music by Sergei Prokofiev Live music performed by the Nashville Symphony William Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers return toRead More