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ASSASSINS (Arden): A celebration of psychopaths

Kathryn Osenlund October 1, 2023 No Comments

The wall of the F. Otto Haas Stage features pictures of targets and X’s for murdered presidents. Starting with John Wilkes Booth’s killing of Abraham…

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Photography by Alexander Iziliaev.; Pictured: Zachary Kapeluck
Dance Reviews

SUNSET, O639 HOURS (BalletX): A ballet masterpiece

Eri Yoneda November 21, 2016 No Comments

Like other masterpieces of ballet, SUNSET, O639 HOURS grows by itself and lets the dancers grow.

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Photography by Alexander Iziliaev.; Pictured: Zachary Kapeluck
Dance Reviews

SUNSET, O639 HOURS (BalletX): Neenan blazes into sunset

Lewis Whittington for The Dance Journal July 11, 2014 No Comments

With his BalletX summer program SUNSET, O639 HOURS, a long-form narrative ballet, choreographer Matthew Neenan unveiled taps new creative veins, steering clear of all his choreographic safe zones.

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