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A headpiece is an object worn on the head for decoration purposes and completes the costume on a dancer.
In this peek into the rehearsals, principal dancers Joan Emery Sia and Romeo Peralta take on the lead roles of the production.
20 Questions returns with Ballet Manila soloist Jasmine Pia Dames.
Ballet Manila started off the year 2013 engaged in cultural and artistic exchange – with a show simply called Duo, a joint performance of the company and a Korean counterpart, the Yewon Dance Company.
“Everyone has something to offer. But not everyone looks interesting.”
The term Effacé is used to describe the direction of the body using the legs as reference.
“You have to prepare your mind because you will reach that point wherein you feel frustrated when you can’t do it.”
To date, Rodney’s most memorable production has been Tatlong Kuwento ni Lola Basyang, which also happened to be his first performance as a professional danseur.
15. If the long-term goal seems too far away, break it down into smaller goals!
Deux is a toast to the company’s twin forte in both the classics and the contemporary.
A fun fact about Ballet Manila company artist Nanami Hasegawa is that she never really lived in the country she was born in.
20 Questions is back, this time with company artist John De Dios.
Ballet Manila marked another milestone when it was invited by the Department of Foreign Affairs Office of Asian and Pacific Affairs (DFA-ASPAC) to perform at its event at the National Museum of Natural History on December 10.
As it welcomes a new year, Ballet Manila celebrates the highlights of 2018,
Sharing their personal thoughts on this special season are company artists Jessica Pearl Dames and Shaira Comeros, BM 2 artist John Carl Concepcion with former Ballet Manila dancer Alvin Santos, Lisa Macuja School of Ballet Manila instructor Sofia Sangco Peralta, and rehearsal mistress Eileen Lopez.
Hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, they danced by the light of the moon.
Co-presented by Star City and Manila Broadcasting Company, Tatlong Kuwento ni Lola Basyang began its holiday run last December 15 at Aliw Theater and will continue with shows until January 2, 2019.
