Seminars
Do you ever wonder how a choreographer creates a ballet? Are you curious about the methods composers use to write music for dance? Do you like to hear musicians speak about performance? Do you love to hear dancers talk about and demonstrate how they approach a role? Does your passion for NYCB make you hungry for more in-depth experiences? Then make sure to join us in the magnificent David H. Koch Theater for these 90-minute seminars during the 2010 season, when NYCB's artists as well as honored alumni will take the stage to explore and converse about their art.
Former New York Times Chief Dance Critic Anna Kisselgoff interviewing Randal R. Craft Jr., Esq.; Peter Martins; Violette Verdy and Randall Bourscheidt
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Seminars take place at:
David H. Koch Theater
W. 63rd St. & Columbus Ave.
New York, NY
Donors: By Invitation
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September 20
October 20
January 24
February 14
May 19
at 6 PM
Click HERE for NYCB Podcasts of Seminars.
Click HERE for Webcasts of Centennial Seminars.
New York City Ballet gratefully acknowledges the special cooperation of the Jerome Robbins Dance Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
For Seminars information, call 212-870-4074 or email education@nycballet.com. Please note: All topics and speakers are subject to change.
