Balanchine and Robbins at Boston Ballet

Por Susan Blood, 16 mayo 2011

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Crítica hecha desde Citizens Bank Opera House, Boston el 12 mayo 2011

Divertimento núm. 15 (George Balanchine)

L'après-midi d'un faune (Jerome Robbins)

Antique Epigraphs

Symphony in Three Movements

Boston Ballet

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Susan Blood

Susan's experience includes art school administration, gallery management, music publicity and journalism which you can find in print and online with her blog here. As a reviewer she has attended theater, opera, ballet and symphony all her life and loves having the opportunity to share it with others.