Wendy Lesser, in her well-researched analysis of Jerome Robbins, writes in her introduction, "He may well have been the most hated man on Broadway. 'Mean as a snake,' said Helen Gallaher, a performer ...

There has not been a more entertaining evening in the Opera House for years than last week's Jerome Robbins show danced by the San Francisco Ballet. A mixed bill with a serious piece, a scandalous, ...

New York City Ballet principal Peck curates and dances in this two-night tribute to the legendary choreographer Jerome Robbins. Robbins’ groundbreaking fusion of ballet and jazz created a distinctly ...

Ballet Festival: Jerome Robbins is an L.A. premiere and the only U.S. performance of this program in the 2026–2027 season, curated by New York City Ballet principal dancer Tiler Peck and presented as ...

PBS' AMERICAN MASTERS presents the highly anticipated profile on the complex king of ballet and Broadway, Jerome Robbins. It will be the first-ever and only documentary on the preeminent choreographer ...

Jerome Robbins is one of America's most celebrated choreographers, best known for his work on Westside Story and The King and I. Next month, the Pennsylvania Ballet is paying tribute to the genius of ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Critic’s Notebook New York City Ballet opened its fall season with classics by George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins, along with a company premiere by ...

NEW YORK — Sometime in the early 1940s, before he became the choreographer who shaped American movement, Jerome Robbins made a little home movie on a New York rooftop. He’s goofing around, trying out ...

In this episode of Air Time, UCSB Arts & Lectures’ Charles Donelan speaks with Tiler Peck, principal dancer with the New York City Ballet and curator of Ballet Festival: Jerome Robbins, coming to ...

Boston Ballet is on a roll. This season’s “Spring Experience” sees the return of company principal Lia Cirio’s “After” and the company premieres of William Forsythe’s “Herman Schmerman” and Jerome ...

What can be said about a festival of Jerome Robbins’s ballets, spectacularly danced with supreme elegance by principal dancers from leading companies in New York, Paris, and San Francisco, and ...