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and so my ABT season ends with a dream :)

Posted on July 8, 2014 by robin

unfortunately, sometimes all your “crazy balletomane” funding ends up going to stupid unplanned (but necessary) home repairs or some nonsense, thus ending your american ballet theatre Met season somewhat abruptly. but happily there are people who are thoughtful and kind and generous so you get to see ABTs shakespeare … Continue reading →

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an enchanting cinderella in spite of the annoying audience and wtf? i’m in love with a man in a dress

Posted on June 10, 2014 by robin

sometimes there is good luck and kindness and generosity and so it happened that jacquie and i found ourselves seated in the orchestra section to see ABTs cinderella – for free. so i feel that i shouldn’t complain about anything, and yet….there … Continue reading →