“Don Quixote” is a story with over four hundred years of influence, adaptation and intellectual discussion. It is the subject of countless debates, dissertations and disagreements, but as the dancers ...

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Wes Chapman's lively, colorful staging of the classic "Don Quixote" might not break any new ground for this 144-year-old ballet, but the frothy, lighthearted production that Ballet San Jose premiered ...

“‘Don Quixote’ is stylistically one of the richest classical ballets,” says Atlanta Ballet’s Artistic Director Gennadi Nedvigin. “Through the characters, it weaves together so many different ...

The Boston Ballet’s showing of the iconic ballet “Don Quixote” fully lived up to its grand reputation with a cast that utterly dazzled, radiating pure technical precision and fierce energy. The show ...

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There’s a lot of stolen kisses, fan fluttering, cape twirling and skirt swirling in City Ballet’s opulent production of “Don Quixote.” And unlike the poignant drama of many classical dance works, the ...

Mónica Gómez was not in leaping mode during a recent “day off” at Houston Ballet’s studios, unless you count the mental exercise required to jump nonstop from one interviewer to the next. She looked ...

When City Ballet of San Diego opens “Don Quixote” this weekend, it will celebrate two triumphant returns. Company artistic director Steven Wistrich will dance for the first time in seven years as the ...

RICHARD QUINN/SPECIAL TO THE STAR Jazmine Quezada strikes a pose on a hand-painted piece of scenery that will form part of the proscenium for the Ventura County Ballet Company's production of 'Don ...

The ballet’s prologue, burdened with introducing the addled nobleman, his dreams of courtly love, his madcap plan to set out on his own moral crusade and the hiring of Sancho Panza as his squire, sets ...

The adage “dying is easy, comedy is hard” must have driven choreographer Carlos Acosta when he tackled the baggy monster that is Marius Petipa’s “Don Quixote.” Every directorial decision, from the set ...