Ballet Russe Reimagined II

Enter one of ballet's most fascinating periods, when impresarios and daring choreographers changed the course of dance history. Ballet Russe Reimagined is a three-part series paying homage to the innovations that propelled ballet into the 20th and 21st centuries ...

BALLET RUSSE II

Captivating audiences for 20 years, the Ballets Russes ended its run in 1929. What began on a small scale in Paris and with no expectation of lasting, Diaghilev brought the company to London, where his concept and performances gained enthusiastic support and critical acclaim. The company grew in size and artistic influence, reflecting the politics and social energies of the world.