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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.

In the serene "Pond Way" and other works both old and new, glimpses of Merce Cunningham's enduring genius.

Chucking a century's agglomeration of revisions, the Kirov looks to the original to inspire its astonishing new "Sleeping Beauty."

Though it's yet another big historical narrative, ABT's "Anastasia" is not without its charms.

Trisha Brown's "Orfeo" is a high-flying delight.

The School of American Ballet's fledgling dancers rejuvenate some oldies.

Full-length productions from ABT clutter the Metropolitan Opera stage.

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