Isabella Stella Ballerina
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Andrea de Leon Rivera. He seems to be saving himself just a little, just in case. He is also a better, more conscientious partner. He clearly adores Osipova, and the two have wonderful chemistry, but where her acting is naturalistic and a little over the top his is more self-conscious and stylized. They could almost have been performing two different versions of the ballet. In his, beauty and a kind of exaggerated classicism were emphasized; hers was improvisational, wild, eccentric.
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A little crass, but what is to be done? There are tutus to pay for. Then it was down to the serious, or at least semi-serious business. Ratmansky was assisted in the reconstruction by his wife, Tatiana Ratmansky.
The costumes, by Robert Perdziola, are wonderfully colorful, full of detail. Isabella Boylston and James Whiteside in Harlequinade. Dorrance is a tapper and tap choreographer, and an experimentalist; this was a primer in rhythm. To a rumbling, droning score by the jazz trio Dawn of Midi, the dancers slid often backwards , tapped their pointe shoes against the floor, jumped, shuffled, clapped.
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Often several lines or groups of dancers moved across the stage simultaneously, creating visual and aural layers. There was a solo for the soloist Craig Salstein, who is retiring. He was the only dancer to do some actual tapping in the traditional sense, and he acquitted himself respectably, looking happy to be there.
She has threatened to put the men on pointe — she likes the sound of pointe shoes striking the stage. McGregor has said he would not follow the libretto of the original, but the dance concerns a ritual sacrifice of some sort, as well as a community.
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From the moment she arrives, about a third of the way into the score, she becomes the center of attention. The men circle around her; she shares a slow, grappling pas de deux with Herman Cornejo, full of deep backbends and twisted limbs. He pulls her foot behind her back; she encircles him with her leg.
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On the left side of the stage stands a greenhouse, with neon lights illuminating rows of plants. Two young girls stand inside. At one point, the community bangs on the windows. Eventually Ferri steps in and emerges with the two girls.
She lets one — the blonde — go. The other is led back into the greenhouse by Cornejo to meet her end. What is all this violence about, really? The main problem with Afterite is that everything in it feels arbitrary; it gestures at violence, but without much conviction. The projections by Ravi Deepres suggest planets and the night sky.
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The dancers are clad by Vicki Mortimer in what looks like beige sleepwear. A camera is set up on a tripod, and then never touched or alluded to again. Dancers come and go, walking slowly, deliberately, but aimlessly. Ferri shows the enviable pliancy of her leg and spine, and the incomparable curve of her instep, but is barely given the chance to move on her own. Mostly, she is manipulated — twisted, tossed, folded, carried — by others.
What a strange ballet this Firebird is, and yet how effectively it uses its score, also by Stravinsky. Ratmansky has translated the story to a post-apocalyptic wasteland, dotted with grotesque tree trunks that emit clouds of smoke. The maidens, clad in torn green dresses, move with skittering, spiky steps that make them look like eccentric elves.
Herman Cornejo and Misty Copeland in Firebird. What is striking is that, despite and in part because of these oddities, the ballet manages to be both funny and moving.