Sentence examples for ballet talent from inspiring English sources

Cuba is a rich source of ballet talent, thanks to the empire built by Alicia Alonso, 91, the determined director of the National Ballet, who helped found what would become the company in 1948, and Fidel Castro's support for building a ballet tradition.

William Forsythe's signature "In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated" will be performed, along with Mark Morris's "Maelstrom" and a new piece by the Finnish choreographer Jorma Elo, considered one of Europe's brightest new ballet talents.

In addition to the infusion of new talent, Ballet Theater receives other benefits from its junior company.

Sadler's Wells, London EC1, 12-13 SeptemBalletllet Boyz The Talent The second generation Ballet Boyz continue to expand into a strikingly new and ambitious repertory.

Even if you don't get in, you may still have a ballet body and talent more suited for another school.

At New York City Ballet over the past two decades, talent after talent has turned up, pink and shiny, only to succumb to the mixture of anxiety and ennui that seems to rule the company these days.

Instead, the German company took an unpersuasive risk last week with a first program of contemporary ballets by young talent.

Is Mr. Wheeldon (a genuine talent) taking ballet forward or backward?

But Mr. Stewart pushed his way into the foreground, leaping octaves to mingle bass lines with bursts of melody, like an elephant showing a sudden talent for ballet.

Every ballet teacher is a talent spotter, surveying her crew of little girls in pink tutus in the hope of spotting another Darcey Bussell.

Or... I'm gonorrhea, a paranoid schizophrenic muscle-bound tomato with a hidden talent for ballet, yet I am also a sexy sushi roll whose life resembles the movie "Sleeping Beauty," and my soul mate is Shia La Boeuf.