Ballet Talk with Pacific Northwest Ballet
Pacific Northwest BalletWelcome to the official podcast of Pacific Northwest Ballet, located in Seattle, WA. Join us for recordings of our Dress Rehearsal & Conversations events and Pre and Post-Show Q&A sessions with choreographers, composers, dancers, and other PNB guest artists.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 69 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | ArtsPerforming Arts | ||||
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Listen along as dance historian Doug Fullington takes the Ballet Talk audience through the three works featured in Pacific Northwest Ballet's final performances of the 2024/25 Season. Twyla Tharp’s American masterpiece Nine Sinatra Songs is still sha... more
Enjoy this episode featuring Pacific Northwest Ballet Associate Artistic Director Kiyon Ross in conversation with choreographer Rena Butler ahead of the world premiere of her new work for PNB, Cracks. The two speak on Rena's upbringing in Chicago, he... more
Jean-Christophe Maillot’s contemporary version of Roméo et Juliette requires that dancers tap into unique skills of storytelling. Converge Media host Trae Holiday moderated this conversation with PNB dancers performing iconic roles for the first time... more
Listen as guest Ballet Talk lecturer Anne Searcy takes an introductory tour through PNB's fifth repertory program of the 2024/25 Season, Jean-Christophe Maillot's Romeo et Juliette. Anne Searcy is an Associate Professor of Music History at the Univer... more
Listen to local Seattle arts journalist Marcie Sillman in conversation with PNB Company dancer Price Suddarth and collaborators on his new ballet Dawn Patrol. Hear from Price, choreographic assistant Emma Love Suddarth, scenic designer Chrisoula Kape... more
Enjoy Doug Fullington's pre-show Ballet Talk for PNB's EMERGENCE program. Doug talks through EMERGENCE's quadruple-bill production including the premiere of Dawn Patrol, a new work by PNB Company dancer Price Suddarth; Jerome Robbins' intimate Aftern... more
Join dance historian and The Sleeping Beauty stager Doug Fullington as he introduces Pacific Northwest Ballet's brand new production of The Sleeping Beauty in this Ballet Talk episode. Fullington covers the history of the ballet's original choreograp... more
Dance historian Doug Fullington gives an ALL BALANCHINE overview. He covers the brief histories of George Balanchine and his legacy, including the founding of New York City Ballet, staging Balanchine ballets and the George Balanchine Trust, and Balan... more
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Not the best recording.😢 love the topics.
Apple Podcasts4🩰ballet4ever🩰
United States8 months ago - Great content but terrible recordings
Most (all?) of these episodes are recorded live. From what I can hear, the topics and discussions are interesting but it is painfully difficult to follow the conversations because the quality of the recordings is so poor.
Apple Podcasts3justice for frankUnited States2 years ago poor sound quality. ironically.
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This podcast offers an insightful glimpse into the world of ballet through a series of recorded discussions and behind-the-scenes events featuring prominent figures from the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Listeners can expect to hear engaging conversations with choreographers, composers, dancers, and guest artists, as they explore the creative processes behind performances and the artistic inspirations that drive their work. Unique to this podcast are the recorded Q&A sessions that provide audiences the opportunity to connect more deeply with the art form, as well as the chance to learn about the intricacies of staging ballets, from design choices to historical context.
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