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September 6, 1999
Misha-goss

Except for its striking take on a Mark Morris piece -- and its charismatic leader himself -- Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project has little to offer.

August 7, 2000
Russian Evolution

A revamped Bolshoi Ballet makes its first New York appearance in years -- but is its new, streamlined look a change for the better?

June 21, 1999
New York City Ballet's American Music Festival
May 17, 1999
"Swan Lake"

Peter Martin's big NYCB "Swan Lake" leaves one guessing at his motives.

July 20, 1998
In Brief: The American Ballet Theatre's Le Corsaire
March 15, 1999
The King and He

The NYCB devotes a week to the works of Jerome Robbins -- its second-best choreographer ever, after you-know-who.

August 3, 1998
Prussian Roulette

The Stuttgart Ballet hedges its bets, sticking to proven crowd-pleasers.

June 5, 2000
Lake Inferior

In the murky new American Ballet Theatre "Swan Lake," an emphasis on speeding things along leads to some ill-advised omissions.

April 27, 1998
Undisciplined Children

The gifted young dancers in Eliot Feld's Ballet Tech have theatrical flair to burn. But the name of their troupe is misleading.

October 18, 1999
In Brief: Susan Stroman's "Contact"

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