The Oxford handbook of contemporary ballet /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: Oxford Academic
Other Authors: Nunes Jensen, Jill (Editor), Farrugia-Kriel, Kathrina (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: New York, NY : Oxford University Press, [2021]
Series:Oxford handbooks.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction: On contemporaneity in ballet: Exchanges, connections, and directions in form / Kathrina Farrugia-Kriel and Jill Nunes Jensen
  • Part I: Pioneers, or game changers
  • William Forsythe: Stuttgart, Frankfurt, and the Forsythescape / Ann Nugent
  • Hans van Manen: Between austerity and expression / Anna Seidl
  • Twyla Tharp's classical impulse / Kyle Bukhari
  • Ballet at the margins: Karole Armitage and Bronislava Nijinska / Molly Faulkner and Julia Gleich
  • Maguy Marin's social and aesthetic critique / Mara Mandradjieff
  • Fusion and renewal in the works of Jiri Kylian / Katja Vaghi
  • Wayne McGregor: Thwarting expectation at The Royal Ballet / Jo Butterworth and Wayne McGregor
  • Feminst practices in ballet: Katy Pyle and Ballez / Gretchen Alterowitz
  • Contemporary repetitions: Rhetorical potential and The Nutcracker / Michelle LaVigne
  • Mauro Bigonzetti: Reimagining Les Noces (1923) / Kathrina Farrugia-Kriel
  • New narratives from old texts: Contemporary ballet in Australia / Michelle Potter
  • Cathay Marston: Writing Ballets for Literary Dance(r)s / Deborah Kate Norris
  • Jean-Christophe Maillot: Ballet, untamed / Laura Cappelle
  • Ballet gone wrong: Michael Clark's classical deviations / Arabella Stanger
  • Part III: It's time
  • Dance theatre of Harlem: Radical Black female bodies in ballet / Tanya Wideman-Davis
  • Huff! Puff! And blow the house down: Contemporary ballet in South Africa / Gerard M. Samuel
  • The Cuban diaspora: stories of defection, brain drain, and brain gain / Lester Tome
  • Balancing reconciliation at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet / Bridget Authery and Shawn Newman
  • Ballet Austin: So you think you can choreograph / Caroline Sutton Clark
  • Gender progress and interpretation in ballet duets / Jennifer Fisher
  • John Cranko's stuttgart ballet: A legacy / E. Hollister Mathis-Masury
  • "Ballet" is a dirty word: Where is ballet in Sao Paulo? / Henrique Rochelle
  • Part IV: Composition
  • William Forsythe: Creating ballet anew / Susan Leigh Foster
  • Amy Seiwert: Okay, go! Improvising the future of ballet / Ann Murphy
  • Costume / Caroline O'Brien
  • Shapeshifters and Colombe's Folds: Connective Affinities of Issey Miyake and William Forsythe / Tamara Tomic-Vajagic
  • On physicality and narrative: Crystal Pite's Flight Pattern (2017) / Lucia Piquero Alvarez
  • Living in counterpoint / Norah Zuniga Shaw
  • Alexei Ratmansky's abstract-narrative ballet / Anne Searcy
  • Talking shop: Interviews with Justin Peck, Benjamin Millepied, and Troy Schumacher / Roslyn Sulcas
  • Part V: Exchanges inform
  • Royal Ballet Flanders under Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui / Lise Uytterhoeven
  • Akram Khan and English National Ballet / Graham Watts
  • The race of contemporary ballet: Interpellations of Africanist Aesthetics / Thomas F. DeFrantz
  • Copy Rites / Rachana Vajjhala
  • Transmitting Passione: Emio Greco and the Ballet National de Marseille / Sarah Pini and John Sutton
  • Narratives of progress and Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal / Melissa Templeton
  • Mark Morris: Clarity, a dash of magic, and no phony baloney / Gia Kourlas
  • Part VI: The more things change...
  • Ratmansky: From Petipa to now / Apollinaire Scherr
  • James Kudelka: Love, sex, and death / Amy Bowring and Tanya Evidente
  • Liam Scarlett: "Classicist's eye...innovator's urge" / Susan Cooper
  • Performing the past in the present: Uncovering the foundations of Chinese contemporary ballet / Brown McLelland
  • Between two worlds: Christopher Wheeldon and The Royal Ballet / Zoe Anderson
  • Christopher Weeldon: An Englishman in New York / Rachel Straus
  • The Disappearance of poetry and the very, very good idea / Freya Vass
  • Justin Peck: Everywhere We Go (2014), a ballet epic for our time / Mindy Aloff
  • Part VII: In process
  • Weaving Apollo: Women's authorship and neoclassical ballet / Emily Coates
  • What is a rehearsal in ballet? / Janice Ross
  • Gods, angles and Bjork: David Dawson, Arthur Pita, and contemporary ballet / Jennie Sholick
  • Alonzo King LINES Ballet: Voicing dance / Jill Nunes Jensen
  • Inside Enemy / Thomas McManus
  • On "contemporaneity" in ballet and contemporary dance: Jeux in 1913 and 2016 / Hanna Jarvinen
  • Reclaiming the studio: Observing the choreographic process of Cathy Martson and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa / Carrie Gaiser Casey
  • Contemporary partnerships / Russel Janzen.