REVIEWS
- Fire and Ice - Review
By Elizabeth Yerkes, Press writer
Published: December 13, 2007
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- ‘One Little Village,’ but Top-Notch Ballet
BY KATHRYN SHATTUCK
Published: December 2, 2007
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December 6, 2007
- "Being Bold"
By Kristina Dorsey, Day Arts Editor
Published: December 6, 2007
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The Guide
- Wild Thing
Thursday, December 6, 2007
By Marshall Williams
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The Mystic Times - October 18, 2007
- "A Decade of Dance"
By Kristal Spence, Times Staff Writer
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The Mystic Times - Friday, November 18, 2005
By Sharma L. Howard, Arts Editor
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Mystic River Press - Tuesday,
November 10,.2005
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The Mystic Times - Friday, February 11, 2005
By Sharma L. Howard, Arts Editor
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The Day - Stories
by Kristina Dorsey/Day Arts Editor; Photos
by Suzanne Ouellette/The Day
Friday, February 4,.2005
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The Day - Stories
by Kristina Dorsey/Day Arts Editor; Photos
by Suzanne Ouellette/The Day
Thursday, February 3,.2005
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The Times - Living - December 3, 2004
Mystic
Ballet's 'Peter Pan' an Instant Classic
By Sharma L. Howard, Arts Editor
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The Day - Stories
by Kristina Dorsey/Day Arts Editor; Photos
by Sean D. Elliot/The Day
Tuesday, November 23,.2004
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The Day - Entertainment
This Week, SURE THING An Enlightened Guide to Events This Week, November 25,
2004.
Finding
Neverland
By Kristina Dorsey, Arts Editor
Why should Peter Pan and Tinkerbell
be the only ones who get to fly? In Mystic Ballet's original dance version of
"Peter Pan," everyone in this Neverland fantasy world gets to, if
not literally take flight, then do the next best thing: leap and twirl, temporarily
airborne.
And, yes, some characters will fly, too, thanks to the famed organization Flying
by Foy. The show is fully staged and boasts original choreography by Desiree
Subotic. It's part of Mystic Ballet's ongoing efforts to create ballets designed
for kids, following the toe-shoed footsteps of the performing company's "The
Little Mermaid" and "Cinderella."
The Production promises plenty of special effects and eye-catching costumes
and sets, but, even without those frills, this "Peter Pan" offers
some wonderful choreography and dancing, based on a rehearsal viewing a few
weeks ago. After the show, kids can meet the dancers.
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The Day - AISLE SEAT A REVIEW, August 11, 2002
Mystic
Ballet's "Snow White" is
magical at the Garde
By SHARMA L. HOWARD
Special to The Day
The timeless appeal of fairy tale magic came alive Saturday afternoon during
a performance of Mystic Ballet's "Snow White" at the Garde Arts Center.
First premiered in the United States
by the Mystic Ballet in February 2002 "Snow White" was welcomed then
with much enthusiasm at the Garde, earning a sold-out performance. . .
Much to the delight of the audience,
the dwarves first appear by walking down the aisles, wiping their brows and
trotting to the "hi ho" beat, but in this ballet, the version is slightly
different and is composed by B. Pavlovsky. It is still recognizable, however,
and is equally as infectious, the audience spontaneously clapped in time.
With their distinct characters, the
dwarves embody their names through their dance and pantomime, eliciting many
a laugh from the audience.
Some clever choreography made the
dwarves the heart of the show, riveting the children to their seats with their
antics, brilliantly timed to the music.
If the dwarves were the heart of
the show, then it is fair to say that Snow White was the soul, . . .
. . . the ballet delivers enough
humor, interaction and suspense to rivet any youngster to the edge of a seat.
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