How To Use balletomane In A Sentence
- I'll stick to last year's gorgeous La Danse from Frederick Wiseman, in which the 80-year old purveyor of rigorous documentaries comes out of the closet as a balletomane of rapturous proportion. Debra Levine: Aronofsky's BLACK SWAN: Raw Deal for Odile
- ‘It'll be exciting for the confirmed balletomane, but it is also a popular, spectacular piece of dance that will give a lot of people a lot of pleasure,’ says McMaster.
- As an avid balletomane, I read Clive Barnes's historical review of the Kirov Ballet's new/old Sleeping Beauty with great interest.
- Only thing, his feet are too turned in at points, which, for the balletomane in me, just takes away substantially from the line -- sorry I can't help it! Tonya Plank: Shannon Elizabeth Needs to Stomp That Latin Out
- It may not be filling the House but it's certainly fuelling the balletomanes!
- The man's genius was a known fact; known, that is, by England's critics, cognoscenti, and a small coterie of that country's balletomanes.
- So, musicians make a better living, while balletomanes enjoy the status and the possibilities for collaborative fireworks that come only with live accompaniment.
- The news that The Royal Ballet's artistic director had resigned in September set balletomanes buzzing and journalists digging.
- For the diehard balletomane, real-time broadcasts start at 10 a.m. in New York; one brave West Coast outlet, Phoenix Big Cinemas Dos Lagos Stadium 15 in Corona, outside San Diego schedules a show in real time, at 7 a.m.. Debra Levine: David Hallberg, Matinee Idol, in Bolshoi Ballet "Sleeping Beauty" Simulcast This Weekend
- The program also includes “The Concert,” which the Royal Ballet dances in a staging that includes cartoon drop curtains (commissioned by Robbins) by Edward Gorey, for decades a balletomane who missed few City Ballet performances. Ballet in London: NYCB and The Royal go Toe to Toe - ArtsBeat Blog - NYTimes.com