Madison Ballet perform Dracula

Rosamaria E. Kostic Cisneros

Madison Ballet perform Dracula

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When we think of Rock and Roll, we think of non-conformity and going against the grain. Madison Ballet's second run of Dracula, choreographed by Artistic Director W. Earle Smith, was just that; a unique ballet with a fresh perspective, testing boundaries. It layered powerful Rock music, gravelly sets, graphic videos, and sensuous dancing, to tell the timeless story of Dracula.

Original language	English
Journal	Bachtrack Magazine
Publication status	Published - 2013

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Madison Ballet perform Dracula

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