Praise for Dani Rowe’s ‘Marilyn’
The reviews are in, and the world is waiting for their chance to experience Dani Rowe’s Marilyn. “It’s hard to imagine a world where she’s not one of the …
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1920s Slang Terms: Your Official Guide
Key 1920s Slang Terms to Prepare You for the World Premiere of Remi Wörtmeyer’s La Bohème Close your eyes and imagine the air thick with the scent of expensive perfume …
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How a Painting from 1834 Inspired a 2018 Contemporary Dance Work
From Canvas to Choreography: How J.M.W. Turner’s The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons Inspired Juanjo Arqués’ Ignite Art has a remarkable way of connecting worlds—not just in …
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Meet BalletMet 2’s Class of 25/26
Introduce Yourself to BalletMet 2 BalletMet 2 is a group of accomplished young artists on the cusp of a professional career as classically trained dancers. In addition to performing in …
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The Rite of Spring: From 1913 Scandal to Global Phenomenon
The Evolution of The Rite of Spring: From 1913 Scandal to Global Phenomenon How one wild night in Paris changed everything. The Night That Broke the Internet (Before There Was …
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Welcome to BalletMet’s Newest Company Members
👋 We Are Excited to Introduce You to BalletMet’s Newest Company Dancers! At the beginning of every new season, one of our favorite days is the first day back for …
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The Story of La Bohème
The Story of La Bohème La Bohème, one of Giacomo Puccini’s most beloved operas, is a timeless story of love, loss, and the fleeting beauty of youth. Set in the …
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La bohème Facts You Need to Know
5 Facts About Puccini’s La bohème Explore some of our favorite facts about Puccini’a La bohème. This opera classic, premiering in 1896, has an enduring legacy both in and out …
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Meet the Characters of La bohème
Meet All of the La bohème Characters love, loss, and life in the latin quarter Giacomo Puccini’s La bohème is one of the most beloved operas of all time—and for …
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