Photo and illustration by Chynna Levin Boston Ballet is about to take a leap unlike any leap an American ballet company has ever taken. The company will be the first American ensemble to perform legendary choreographer John Neumeier's ballet, The Third Symphony Of Gustav Mahler, starting October 22. The piece lasts nearly two hours, begins with an all-male 35-minute movement, and features a 78-piece orchestra, the New World Chorale, and soloist Sarah Pelletier. A two-hour ballet? To the music of...
Photo and illustration by Chynna Levin Boston Ballet is about to take a leap unlike any leap an American ballet company has ever taken. The company will be the first American ensemble to perform legendary choreographer John Neumeier's ballet, The Third Symphony Of Gustav Mahler, starting October 22. The piece lasts nearly two hours, begins with an all-male 35-minute movement, and features a 78-piece orchestra, the New World Chorale, and soloist Sarah Pelletier. A two-hour ballet? To the music of...
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