Tag: NYC Ballet

  • Gallery: Intermezzo Dance Company

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    Above: Amber Neff, Abi Stafford (NYC Ballet principal), and Shoshana Rosenfield in Craig Salstein’s THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS; photo by Sarah Sterner

    On January 17th and 18th, 2015, Intermezzo Dance Company, founded and directed by ABT soloist Craig Salstein, offered a programme of works by five choreographers at Columbia University’s Miller Theatre. The theme of the evening, From Myth to Philosophy, was echoed in a gallery of artwork by four New York City-based artists in the theatre lobby.

    Since I was involved in the planning stages of the programme, I feel I cannot write a review per se, beyond saying that the five ballets were well-contrasted in style and music, and that there was some very fine dancing to be seen.

    Photographer Sarah Sterner has provided some images from the Myth to Philosophy programme, and I am sharing them here as a representation of the works performed and the dancers who took part:

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    Mauro Villanueva in Craig Salstein’s THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS

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    Amber Neff in Craig Salstein’s THE MYTH OF SISYPHUS

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    ABT’s Nicole Graniero with the Intermezzo ensemble in Gemma Bond’s MYTHOLOGY

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    Tanner Schwartz in Gemma Bond’s MYTHOLOGY

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    Rina Barrantes, Alfredo Solivan, and Temple Kemezis in Cherylyn Lavagnino’s HERA’S WRATH

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    Temple Kemezis and Rina Barrantes in Cherylyn Lavagnino’s HERA’S WRATH

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    Kaitlyn Gilliland in Adam Hendrickson’s BLACK IS THE COLOUR OF MY TRUE LOVE’S HAIR 

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    Kaitlyn Gilliland in Adam Hendrickson’s BLACK IS THE COLOUR OF MY TRUE LOVE’S HAIR

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    Nicole Graniero (ABT) in Ja’ Malik’s JOURNEY TO PANDORA

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    Oliver Swan-Jackson in Ja’ Malik’s JOURNEY TO PANDORA

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    Rina Barrantes, Nancy Richer, and Giselle Alvarez in Ja’ Malik’s JOURNEY TO PANDORA 

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    Nicole Graniero in Ja’ Malik’s JOURNEY TO PANDORA

    All photos by Sarah Sterner.