By Staff For Louisville Magazine August 30, 2018 This year, the Louisville Ballet is dedicating their season to love. Featuring interpretations of Romeo and Juliet, Mozart and Cinderella, the Ballet’s 2018-2019 Season … Continued
By Kathryn Gregory for The Courier Journal August 29, 2018 It’s a season of love. Romeo and Juliet. The Nutcracker. Cinderella. The 2018-19 Louisville Ballet season is sure to delight, inspire … Continued
By Madeline Schrock for Dance Magazine August 17,2018 Earlier this summer, strange billboards and bus-stop ads started popping up around Louisville, Kentucky. A woman, Jessica, was sending public messages—that seemed … Continued
“Do you want to go on an adventure?” he asked me after our second date. I did not hesitate with my enthusiastic “Yes!” We ran through the park, explored a … Continued
By Keith Waits for Arts-Louisville.com August 4,2018 A mysterious forest populated by magical creatures, a tale told to a younger more innocent character; the idea of a fable for today … Continued
By Kathi E.B. Ellis for Arts-Louisville.com August 3, 2018 The penultimate offering of the 2018 Kentucky Shakespeare Festival season is the Louisville Ballet’s third Shakespeare adaptation. This year the team … Continued
By Eli Keel for Insider Louisville July 31, 2018 For the third year in a row, Louisville Ballet dancer and choreographer Roger Creel has created an original Shakespearean ballet to … Continued
By Kathi E.B. Ellis for WFPL July 30, 2018 This year’s Louisville Ballet entry into the summer-long Kentucky Shakespeare Festival’s season in Central Park is an adaptation of “The Tempest.” … Continued
By Mike Rutherford for Card Chronicle July 27, 2018 A week ago, we dove head first into the mystery surrounding the Chris/Jessica billboards that have been popping up all over … Continued
By Brent Owen for The Voice-Tribune July 25,2018 This past April, after a final run in “Giselle,” ballerina Helen Daigle, a 20-year veteran with the Louisville Ballet, hung up her … Continued