Bringing the past to life—That's the work of Norton Owen @JacobsPillow and Diana Byer of NY Theatre Ballet. His find, her work. They reconstructed a 1952 ballet by Antony Tudor. https://t.co/vfMJaZ9pYl #dancehistory @DanceStudies #dancenotation
I invite you to my 1st hybrid (free) event: "The Dance Historian Is In" @nypldance. The topic: Pina Bausch’s years in NYC 1959-1961 including @JuilliardSchool, Oct 26: https://t.co/l4KYQMWdRl Photo: Bausch w/ Tudor & another student #TanztheaterWuppertal#PinaBausch @dancestudies
From 1959-61 Pina Bausch participated in many streams of modern dance in NYC that contributed to her growth as an artist. I'll be talking about that period including @JuilliardSchool and @paultaylordance at @nypl_lpa next Wednesday: https://t.co/l4KYQMWdRl Ph Tudor & Bausch 1960
Tudor’s masterpiece “Dark Elegies” to be presented by @NYTheatreBallet Oct 21-22 at Florence Gould Hall, 55 E. 59th St. #nyc Visit https://t.co/P0sIg6jO46 #ballet#Dance
Former Principal Dancer Amanda McKerrow & former ABT Soloist John Gardner were named as @ABTBallet Guest Repetiteurs through the end of the ‘22 Met season. Amanda is the sole trustee of the Antony Tudor Ballet Trust. John is a Trust repetiteur & Dir. of its Dance Studies Program
“It’s really important to me to keep Margaret Craske’s legacy and the way that she taught the Cecchetti syllabus alive,” says Byer ❤️After 44 Years, Diana Byer Steps Down from New York Theatre Ballet - Pointe Magazine @NYTheatreBallet #ballet https://t.co/IJC7MhO50V
Diana Byer is stepping down as Art. Dir @NYTheatreBallet after 44 yrs. Diana is a repetiteur for the Tudor Trust, and she has staged many of Tudor’s ballets for American Ballet Theatre #ballet
“After dancing with the Metropolitan Opera Ballet and other companies, he became its director. He was also well known for his staging of works by Antony Tudor.” via @nytimes https://t.co/nqzWF16jYO
A beautiful obituary for Donald Mahler, who was a very dear man. We used to talk a lot over the years and then lost touch. (I feel very bad about that.) May his memory be a blessing ❤️ via @nytimes #ballet https://t.co/n8QAOe1NYN
“One of the best parts of #ABTFall21 is getting the challenge of dancing so many and distinct styles within the short 2 week season. One of my favorites to tackle was Tudor’s infamous work, ‘Pillar of Fire.’” (Recreation of famous photo!) #ballet https://t.co/L7H4UmO17d
Antony Tudor invited her to take class. “He was coming from England, so he didn’t have that American prejudice stuff,” Myers Brown said. “He taught me like I was the same as the others and not like an intruder” @PhiladancoC https://t.co/0iyyaMhkKd