Review: ‘Ballet Russe Reimagined’ Is a Celebration of Ballet’s Golden Age
Milwaukee Ballet reimagines ballet’s golden age with Stravinsky triptych inspired by the Ballets Russes.
Meet the Sugar Plum Fairy in Milwaukee Ballet Company’s ’The Nutcracker’
We asked ballerina Alana Griffith how she’ll stay in tiptop shape while performing in The Nutcracker this season.
Review: Milwaukee Ballet's 'Coppelia' is a Symbolic Toast to the Company's 50 Seasons
The Milwaukee Ballet opened its 50th season with “Coppelia” — a symbolic toast to the past.
Why You Should Check Out Present Music's Re:Re:Rewrite This Weekend
Composers take familiar music from Bach and Radiohead, and turn them upside-down.
The Best and Worst of Cream City Culture in May
This month’s forecast called for some highs, and lows, on the A&E front.
Review: Milwaukee Ballet’s Spine-chilling ‘Dracula’ is Eternally Ageless
Just in time for Halloween, the Milwaukee Ballet Company kicks off its 49th season with the triumphant return of Michael Pink’s ‘Dracula,’ through Sunday at the Marcus Center.
Milwaukee Ballet Jetés Toward a New Home
Thanks to a $10-million-dollar donation, construction on the Baumgartner Center for Dance is well underway.
3 Big Dance Productions to See in May
Old fables and true stories take center stage in these dance performances from three major Milwaukee companies. Plus: see a gallery from our photo shoot with Milwaukee Ballet dancers in the streets of Milwaukee.
Tiny Furniture
Choreographer Garrett Smith creates a new work for the Milwaukee Ballet and shares the story behind how it came to be.
Agenda: February 2016
February’s must-dos include dinosaurs and chocolate.