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...this lack of plot is actually the greatest strength of “Serenade.” Balanchine’s choreography is spectacular because of its seamlessness. The 17 dancers are skillfully woven together in a technically challenging 40-minute ballet. And since there is little story to follow, the choreography requires particular attention to technique...
...most impressive aspect of the choreography was its cohesion with Tchaikvosky’s score. Not only does “Serenade” follow the rhythm of the music, but it also embodies the music itself. With its hyper-awareness to the drama of sound (instead of the drama of a plot, as in “La Sylphide”), classical ballet positions are translated into exquisite poses that seamlessly flow from one to the next...
...have a passion for the theater and for what I do. If a writer comes to me and says, "I have a script that could make a great musical," why would I not follow that through...
...hope for all the young people here that you appreciate that this is your legacy,” Patrick said. “Access to great education is what you, the Little Rock Nine, made possible for me.” Patrick challenged students and the younger generation to follow in the Little Rock Nine’s footsteps. “Coming to acknowledge what these fine and brave people did in their time ought to make us ask the question: What are we doing for our time?” he said. The former students added similar sentiments...
...During a follow-up period, 1,018 new cases of heart failure occurred among the study’s participants. Among those with no cereal consumption, heart failure occurred in 26.7 cases per 10,000, in comparison to 23.3 cases among those who ate seven or more servings per day. [SEE CORRECTION BELOW...