The Ballet Herald: Desert Botanical Garden: Site to Ballet Arizona’s Return to In-Person Performances
One year after its cancellation, Ballet Arizona will finally premiere Ib Andersen’s The Four Seasons at Desert Botanical Garden on May 18th and will be presented Tuesdays through Saturdays until June 5th . […]
AZ Lifestyle: Ballet Arizona Presents a Collection of Digital Performances and an Awards Celebration on May 8
This special digital performance showcases some of Ballet Arizona’s favorite Balanchine performance moments along with a spirited finale from Nayon Iovino’s celebrated and electric Mambaz. Set the Stage: Balanchine combines Ballet Arizona’s reimagined 2021 gala, Set […]
AZ Foothills: Ballet Arizona and Arizona Opera Partner in Bringing Students Music Movement Breaks
Ballet Arizona and Arizona Opera have combined forces to produce a free nine video series whose purpose is to get students moving in both virtual and in-person classroom settings. With arts programs in […]
Gilbert Sun News: Kids with disabilities learn dance from Ballet Arizona
Children and teens with Down syndrome are learning the discipline of ballet through a unique program sponsored by Arizona Ballet. Since 2014, Arizona Ballet’s Adaptive Dance for Down Syndrome Program […]
KTAR News: 2 Valley youth arts organizations unite to showcase Swan Lake
PHOENIX — The School of Ballet Arizona and Phoenix Youth Symphony Orchestras are teaming up to present a unique performance at the Desert Botanical Garden. The groups will bring the […]
The Ballet Herald: ‘Gillmer Duran: Solidarity Toward a Brighter Future’
Despite the ups and downs he has endured personally as well as those that accompany a global pandemic, Gillmer Duran is still positive about the future of the dance industry. […]
KJZZ: Ballet Arizona Is Hosting In-Person And Virtual Spring Shows
After a season of canceled in-person performances, Ballet Arizona is returning to the stage with two upcoming performances titled “ENERGY” and “Balanchine.” They come after a long process of enforcing COVID-19 […]
The Ballet Herald: ‘The Professional Ballet Community Adapts in a Pandemic World’
As we are pretty much at the one year mark for which the world was turned upside down, I got to wondering how artistic leadership and dancers of professional ballet […]
Phoenix Business Journal: ‘The Show Must Go On’
Despite staff cuts, donor pullouts and relief funds quickly drying up, many organizations didn’t do a final curtain call. They innovated and transitioned to remote environments, from Ballet Arizona producing […]
