Song and Dance
Back in 2010 we had to come up with a name for the abandoned church building that Scott King and…
12 Seasons
On October 24th, 2014 at 8:00pm the houselights dimmed, the band began to play. The first piece on the evening’s…
Telling Stories
Up until the 20th century, a ballet was almost always a full-length, multi-act extravaganza based on an entertaining and exotic…
An Interview with Choreographer Christian Denice
Multi-award-winning choreographer, dance educator, and former dancer with Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal, on Broadway, and dance companies in Chicago…
How to Plan a Ballet Season
Once a season begins, planning starts right away for the next one. In fact, we’re putting finishing touches on our…
Birth of a Blog
At a donor reception last weekend Artistic Director Diogo de Lima and I presented a few videos. We premiered the…
New Website is Up
We’re so excited that we have a new website. Thanks to Sideways Designs for the great new look!
2019 – Three Original Ballets Break New Ground in Program 2
How do you follow the frothy fun of “Follies of 1915?” If you’re Marigny Opera Ballet, you do something that…
2018 – Lauren Guynes on Follies of 1915
The Q&A with Lauren Guynes Dancer, Follies of 1915 Lauren Guynes returns to her third season with the Marigny Opera…
2018 – A Q&A with Kellis McSparrin Oldenburg
The Q&A with Kellis McSparrin Oldenburg Choreographer, Follies of 1915 Currently in her fourth season dancing with the Marigny Opera…