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How The Nutcracker became the world’s most popular ballet, and why your kids should see it
Since its 1892 premiere in Moscow, Tchaikovsky’s final ballet score has continued to enrapture audiences. The State Ballet of Georgia is bringing its version to Dublin in November
The Irish woman reviving ballet in Venice: ‘As a lawyer, ballet became my escape’
Irish barrister Gerardine Connolly has taken a step back from her career to co-found a new ballet company in Venice, which aims to revive the city’s dance past
A Bolshoi Ballet star brings Swan Lake to Ireland: ‘Ballet is an art and it should not be political’
The renowned former ballerina Nina Ananiashvili has spent 20 years transforming the State Ballet of Georgia, which is about to make its first visit to Dublin
Former Belfast schoolboy rugby player lands spot at prestigious Italian ballet academy
Oscar Hunter (18), who is 6ft 4ins, only tried ballet for first time 18 months ago
Israeli choreographer expresses sadness over Ballet Ireland axing
Ohad Naharin says cancellation ‘does nothing to help reduce the suffering of people in our region’
Ballet Ireland’s Bold Moves 2024: ‘The way dancers come together, it’s all about human connection’
This year’s showcase features the Irish premiere of Walking Mad, by Johan Inger, as well as Stepping Over, by Filipe Portugal
Cork councillors to vote on naming of new €5m Lee bridge
Mother Jones, Mary Elmes and Joan Denise Moriarty among the names suggested
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