Tanya Howard
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Somber Classic Gives National Ballet Stars Time to Shine
By Annick MacAskillThe National Ballet of Canada explores the dark side of love in a regal production of choreographer James Kudelka’s Swan Lake, which opened at the Four Seasons Centre Thursday night.
Posted June 24, 2017
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
A Triumphant Opening
By Rya MarrelliThe Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts came alive at the triumphant opening night of The National Ballet of Canada’s Swan Lake on June 15.
Posted June 24, 2017
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Truly Mixed: Genus, Tarantella, Self and Soul and The Concert
By Valeria NunziatoFour disparate works, precisely crafted by four distinguished artists, make one inspiring collection of dance for The National Ballet of Canada’s mixed program.
Posted April 6, 2017
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Cinderella
By Dina GinzburgA great performance requires more than exquisite technique, as National Ballet of Canada principal dancers Sonia Rodriguez and Guillaume Côté continue to prove.
Posted November 19, 2016
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Cinderella in the Jazz Age
By Victoria EllinghamThe National Ballet of Canada’s Cinderella is certainly not aiming to be flowery. The moment the lights engulf the stage on opening night, November 12, it is obvious this will not be another baroque production.
Posted November 19, 2016
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Le Petit Prince
By Grace Wells-SmithFull of flash and innovation, Le Petit Prince is a step in a different direction for The National Ballet of Canada.
Posted June 12, 2016
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Le Petit Prince
By Michael MorrealeThe National Ballet of Canada’s world premiere of Le Petit Prince had all the makings of a royal feast, but the balance was off.
Posted June 11, 2016
Emerging Arts Critics Programme
Nothing Petit About It
By Liz OstilNoticeable excitement hums within the walls of the Four Seasons Centre on opening night as audience members settle into their seats before a giant, projected paper scrawled with the name of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s tiniest hero.
Posted June 11, 2016National Ballet of Canada introduces summer intensive
For the first time, The National Ballet of Canada will host a summer dance intensive from July 4th through 15th, 2011, from 9:00am…
Posted May 6, 2011
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