Review: Will Egypt Be Great Again?
By Keith Waits For Arts-Louisville.com August 1, 2019 As the twilight enveloped the stage in Central Park, I was aware of how a gentle breeze caught the gauzy fabric that adorned … Continued
By Keith Waits For Arts-Louisville.com August 1, 2019 As the twilight enveloped the stage in Central Park, I was aware of how a gentle breeze caught the gauzy fabric that adorned … Continued
Review by Samantha Morrison for Arts-Louisville.com March 2, 2019 Human Abstract opens with a conversation between a group of collaborators. The discussion is at times joyful and creative, at times … Continued
By Kathi E.B. Ellis for WFPL February 2nd, 2019 This year’s Choreographers Showcase — #ChorShow — is a show that’s unlike any other program the Louisville Ballet has produced. It follows in … Continued
By Kathi E.B. Ellis for WFPL December 11th, 2018 This season marks the 10th anniversary of this iteration of the Louisville Ballet’s long-running tradition of presenting “The Nutcracker.” Brown-Forman’s initial … Continued
By Kathi E.B. Ellis for WFPL October 13,2018 The Louisville Ballet continues its Season of Romance with an ambitious bill at the Brown Theatre this weekend. Continuing the company’s commitment … Continued
By Elizabeth Kramer for LEO Weekly October 13, 2018 Light and darkness defined the settings of the works in Louisville Ballet’s “Mozart” program that debuted Friday at The Brown Theatre, … Continued
By Eli Keel for Insider Louisville October 12, 2018 Editor’s note: Reviewer Eli Keel was granted access to a dress rehearsal performance of “Mozart.” The Louisville Ballet’s October offering, “Mozart,” … Continued
By Kathi E.B. Ellis for WFPL September 8th, 2018 Friday night wasn’t just the Louisville Ballet beginning its 2018-2019 season with a world premiere; it was also the first performance … Continued
By Eli Keel for Insider Louisville September 7, 2018 Editor’s note: Reviewer Eli Keel was granted access to a dress rehearsal performance of “Romeo + Juliet.” Adam Hougland’s ambitious new … Continued
By Keith Waits for Arts-Louisville.com August 4,2018 A mysterious forest populated by magical creatures, a tale told to a younger more innocent character; the idea of a fable for today … Continued