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Eugene Ballet: At the Barre episodes
- A View From the Wings: DraculaJoin Eugene Ballet Principal Dancer Reed Souther (Dracula), Company Dancer Erin Johnson (Lucy), and Associate Artistic Director Jennifer Martin (Repetiteur) as they share insight from their personal perspectives on The Dracula and Lucy Pas de Deux that will be featured in our upcoming virtual fundraiser "Home Is Where the Art Is" on October the 31st. Experience this live production at experienceballet.org.8 min
- The Dance District and The MidtownJoin Mark Tucker in a discussion with Artistic Director Toni Pimble and lead architect Paul Dustrud as they talk about Eugene Ballet’s new building, the inspiration for it’s design, it collaboration with the community, and what it means for the future of the company.42 min
- Emotional capital: A conversation about the state of the arts with Brian McWhorter
The coronavirus pandemic has affected our lives in so many different ways. Brian McWhorter is the Associate Professor of Music at the University of Oregon and Music Director of Orchestra Next. In today's episode we get Brian's take on what he anticipates some of the obstacles arts organizations will be facing in the next year, how to navigate those challenges, and much more.
50 min - Discussion: Elements of ArtistryPlease join Associate Artistic Director Jennifer Martin and Principal dancers Danielle Tolmie and Mark Tucker in a conversation on their take of what artistry is in classical ballet, the challenges of balancing technique and emotion, and the moments in their career that have helped shape how they define what artistry means to them.51 min
- In conversation: catching up
Thank you for tuning into another episode of Eugene Ballet: at the Barre. Today's episode is a bit different than our usual format. We wanted to take this opportunity to announce some exciting news, episodes you can expect to hear in the next week, how you can be involved with this podcast, and much more. Please enjoy and don’t forget to visit eugeneballet.org/support if you would like to know more about how you can support Eugene Ballet. Email us at [email protected]
20 min - In conversation with Josh Neckels, Executive Director of Eugene BalletAlessandro and Will sit down with Josh Neckels to discuss his career as a stage manager and executive director as well as the impact of Eugene Ballet on its community and vice versa. Please enjoy and don’t forget to visit eugeneballet.org and click on the support icon. Email us at [email protected]55 min
- In conversation with Kyra LaubacherThank you for tuning into this episode of Eugene Ballet: at the Barre. In today’s episode we have the pleasure of sitting down with and meeting new dancer Kyra Laubacher. We discuss her introduction to ballet, decision to dance while attending university, her path to Eugene Ballet, and much more. Kyra recently wrote an article that was published in Pointe Magazine about what it's like to start a new career in ballet at this point in time titled "What It's Like to Start My Ballet Career After Months of Training at Home". The link the that article is here-https://www.pointemagazine.com/starting-ballet-career-during-covid19-2647433372.html?fbclid=IwAR1giBDCDyhP73ou_WjRD20oD6MQIR_xBRLYN3dWwkORtXcRnHoXWuxfIPAWe hope you enjoy this episode. Please "Like" or "Subscribe" to this podcast on your favorite streaming platform.45 min
- In Conversation with Resident Choreographer, Suzanne HaagThank you for tuning into Eugene Ballet: at the Barre! In this episode we have the pleasure of conversing with our special guest and resident choreographer, Suzanne Haag.1 hr 18 min
- In conversation with Antonio LopezIn this episode, we have an in-depth interview and discussion with new company dancer Antonio Lopez.34 min
- In conversation with William Robichaud
In this episode Alessandro sits down with Will to discus his training in dance and path to Eugene Ballet, as well as his involvement in this podcast. Please enjoy and don’t forget to visit eugeneballet.org and click on the support icon. Email us at [email protected]
35 min
About Eugene Ballet: At the Barre
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Welcome to Eugene Ballet: At the Barre, a podcast by the dancers of Eugene Ballet. We will be hosting weekly discussions, as well as weekly interviews with the dancers, staff, and special guests of…
Eugene Ballet.