Review: Dancers dazzle in ‘Coppélia,’ ‘Carmen’ renditions
It’s particularly satisfying when the music plays a substantial role in driving an evening of dance.
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Reworking art: CSO and Charlotte Ballet collaborate to put new spin on old classics
Tonight, the Charlotte Ballet and Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra are putting their thumbprint on two of the dance world’s most revered compositions.
NCDT’s final performance showcases Janes’ ‘burgeoning artistic vision’
This has been the summer of Sasha.
Justice Ginsburg to speak on two great passions: law, opera
If not for her monotone voice, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg would have been a great operatic diva. Instead, she became what she considered to be the next best thing: a lawyer.
The first woman to serve on the prestigious Harvard Law Review and the first tenured female professor at Columbia Law School, Ginsburg won four out of the five cases she argued before the Supreme Court preceding her appointment to the Supreme Court by President Bill Clinton in 1993. The law may be her calling, but opera was her first love.
The Chautauquan Daily 