a rather lovely thing

Par Rebecca Galloway, 15 octobre 2016

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“a kind of dream-team of Gaga-esque elastic extensions and pillowy landings”

Critique faite à Place des Arts: Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, Montreal, le 11 octobre 2016

A Rather Lovely Thing (Bryan Arias)

Arias Company

Paul Taylor: Preservation and Innovation

Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn, 17th March

Everywhere you look, there is kindness, consideration and generosity of spirit.

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Scottis Ballet in NY

Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn, 11th April

It was a successful program that showed off the considerable range of a talented and charming troupe.

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Eugène Onéguine à l'Opéra de Montréal : de l'inconvénient d'être aimé

Emmanuel Bernier, 14th September

Étienne Dupuis et Nicole Car ont remporté tous les suffrages dans les deux rôles principaux de l'opéra Eugène Onéguine à l'Opéra de Montréal, dans une production à peu près sans faille.

*****

Dialogues des Carmélites à l'Opéra de Montréal : un Poulenc bienheureux

Sébastien Daigle, 28th January

L’Opéra de Montréal présentait samedi Dialogues des Carmélites, une production réunissant Serge Denoncourt et Jean-François Rivest. Pour rendre l’univers de Poulenc, ceux-ci ont respectivement fait le choix d’une mise en scène sobre et d’un orchestre expansif : un mélange qui, avec l’arsenal d’interprètes à leur disposition, a donné de brillants résultats.

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Ophélie steals the show in Opéra de Montréal's Hamlet

Ian Cochrane, 16th November

Sarah Dufresne dazzles as Ophélie in Opéra de Montréal's Hamlet along with mezzo Karine Deshayes and the Orchestre Métropolitain conducted by Jacques Lacombe.

***11

Swan Lake: if it ain't broke, don't fix it

Rebecca Galloway, 21st February

There’s a good reason Swan Lake is a box office blockbuster. Not only is it “famous” in the sense that even ballet neophytes know all about it, Swan Lake is a seriously meaty ballet with a narrative arc that offers tension-filled dynamics, a luscious score by Tchaikovsky and one of the most famous tragic love stories of all time.

***11

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Rebecca Galloway

Rebecca Galloway is a New Zealand-born writer and PR consultant for arts, design and culture. She studied dance for 13 years and has a degree in Art History from Victoria University of Wellington. She has held a variety of roles for organizations including the NZ School of Dance, City Gallery Wellington and Radio NZ, and was a strategic advisor to the national arts council Creative NZ. Rebecca left New Zealand for the United States, where she worked for renowned dance festival Jacob's Pillow in Massachussetts. Eventually finding herself in Montreal she fell in love and put down roots; currently splitting her time between communications for award-winning information design studio FFunction, dance criticism for a variety of publications and improving her rather patchy French. She tweets at @rtgalloway