Dancing in the Corps
Clip: Season 39 Episode 7 | 1m 22s
2014 School of American Ballet student Joscelyn dances her heart out in three ballets.
Most often people focus on the prima ballerinas and high-leaping soloists at the ballet. But what would a Balanchine ballet be without the dancers who perform in the precisely choreographed group formations? Joscelyn, one of the 2014 graduating class members of the School of American Ballet, reflects on the challenges and rare pleasures of dancing in the corps.
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Live From Lincoln Center is made possible with support from the Family of Robert Wood Johnson III, the Audrey and Martin Gruss Foundation, The Robert and Renée Belfer Family Foundation, Mercedes T. Bass, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Dancing in the Corps
Clip: Season 39 Episode 7 | 1m 22s
Most often people focus on the prima ballerinas and high-leaping soloists at the ballet. But what would a Balanchine ballet be without the dancers who perform in the precisely choreographed group formations? Joscelyn, one of the 2014 graduating class members of the School of American Ballet, reflects on the challenges and rare pleasures of dancing in the corps.
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