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Tag: Alexei Ratmansky

Dancers light up the floor, but shows are light on substance

by Kevin Ng June 8, 2018February 18, 2020

Hong Kong Ballet closed its 2017/8 season in early June with a triple-bill program planned by both the present artistic director Septime Webre and his predecessor Madeleine Onne. Webre’s contribution was the most publicized item in this program – the premiere of a Beatles Ballet by American choreographer Trey McIntyre entitled “A Day in the […]

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