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October 15, 2014

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If I didn't have to work tomorrow night, I would definitely choose Lar Lubovitch in order to see Alessandra Ferri. She wouldn't even have to dance. Watching her walk to the theater would be pleasure enough. I'm so glad she's back in the ring!

Ah, so many choices. I already have tickets for L.A. Dance Project at BAM.

...and there is Fall for Dance at City Center, too.

Manon for me, not exactly so much for the leads as for the ridiculous story and interesting choreography.

Btw does anyone know why Chase Finlay isn't dancing at NYCB this Fall? Is he injured?

I saw Chase in Duo Concertant, Morgan, Interplay, and Apollo – he danced well in all – but I missed him in Mozartiana. He doesn't seem to be scheduled this week.

And for me tonight in L.A., it's Manon, all the more to see Marianela Nunez. We had the Australian Ballet in town last weekend, which is a terrific company. Thanks for all your enthusiastic reports on NYCB!

hi Haglund, not sure how to link it here but was wondering if you saw the 2015 Met casting for ABT that was released today? Any thoughts? After a quick scan I picked out a couple Sleeping Beauties for Sarah Lane and a couple Cinderellas for Stella.

NYCB for me, Lubovitch tomorrow, Whelan's farewell Saturday.
Manon is rebroadcast at Symphony Space on Nov 19 at 1pm

Good news, Sarah gets two Auroras in Spring season! Bad news, Kochetkova and Smirnova back as guest principals. No Cojocaru. Stella gets to dance Cinderella!!

Copeland dancing Juliet though, the thought of this lyrical-lacking dancer tackling Prokofiev score and balcony scene fills me with disgust. Nothing but a ploy to promote her to principal.

In addition, Marianela Nunez is going to be guesting for a couple of Cinderellas! That's pretty exciting? Copeland also gets her NY SL...

Having had the privilege of seeing Nela dance a couple of times a year (for many years) at the Royal Opera House, I am thrilled that she is coming to NYC. She's wonderful as Cinderalla, too.

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