Artículos de Hilary Stroh

The Washington Ballet celebrates Shakespeare's anniversary with a performance of Stephen Mills' Hamlet. 

Znaider's dual role: this week, violinist, next week conductor at the  Kennedy Center. 

Osmo Vänskä returns to conduct the NSO for restrained Brahms and a very pleasing Beethoven. 

Picker's succesfully enigmatic premiere of his Opera without Words

A high-spirited divertissement from the New York City Ballet.

Energy, Fun and Experimentation: Watchwords of the season at the Washington National Ballet

Mixed feelings form the Mariinsky Ballet's first performance of Raymonda in Washington. A shortfall in story-telling and emotional communication despite the polished dancing. 

Emotionally-engaged performance of Weill's Apartheid Opera. 

Tonight’s all-Germanic program was a selection of items that the Nationa; Symphony Orchestra will be playing next month on the other side of the Atlantic.

All praise for Ratmansky's Sleeping Beauty, its old graces newly restored. 

A gracious US première of The Winter's Tale by the National Ballet of Canada. 

All works and stars Eastern European at this evening's performance at the Kennedy. 

Vibrancy and dynamism at the expense of the majesty of the sacred. 

Choreography somewhat frenetic, but plenty of seasonal jolliness in DC's Nutcracker. 

Debuts all round: pianist Igor Levit in Beethoven 5, and a debut of Czech composer's Martinu's Symphony no 6. 

A righteous, politically-relevant but musically questionable world premiere of Philip Glass' revised Appomattox.

Gianandrea Noseda heats the National Symphony Orchestra up for Rachmaninov's Symphony 2. 

Big moments, largely conceived, but somewhat lacking in overall unity.

Lang Lang powers through Grieg's Piano Concerto to general acclaim.

Septime Webre's Great Glorious Latin Ballet 'Mash-up' energises the DC ballet crowd.