WORCESTER, Mass. -- Some might call it the “American Idol” of ballet dancing.

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The four-day competition at a historic theater in Worcester, Massachusetts, is also one of the places where future ballet stars are scouted and go on to perform at the American Ballet Theatre ...

More than 400 hundred young ballet dancers from the Northeast gathered with the hopes of winning a prestigious scholarship at the Youth America Grand Prix auditions.

More than 400 hundred young ballet dancers from the Northeast gathered in Massachusetts with the ... scouted and go on to perform at the American Ballet Theatre, the Paris Opera Ballet and the ...

Ma Rainey lives again — and on the same stage where the legendary Mother of the Blues had her premiere. The Springer Opera House's production of Ma Rainey's Black Bottom would be worth seeing just for the title character's hometown connection to Columbus.

More than 400 young ballet dancers from the Northeast have converged on Worcester, Massachusetts, to vie for scholarships at the Youth America Grand Prix auditions. This four-day event, hosted at a historic theater,

The four-day competition at a historic theater in Worcester, Massachusetts, is also one of the places where future ballet stars are scouted and go on to perform at the American Ballet Theatre ...

The four-day competition at a historic theater in Worcester, Massachusetts, is also one of the places where future ballet stars are scouted and go on to perform at the American Ballet Theatre ...

Boston Ballet School (BBS) will acquire local dance studio Brookline Ballet School, adding to its reach throughout the Eastern Massachusetts region. The purchase process is set to conclude in early 2025,

If you’re not in either category, you’ll find it hard to overlook the fundamental mediocrity of this touring production, its occasional bursts of theater magic notwithstanding. Peter Pan may have the power of flight, but the musical bearing his name remains, for the most part, stubbornly earthbound.

If December is a time of merry indulgence, then January is an exercise in restraint. It takes a disciplined music fan to spend their money wisely amid the new year’s onslaught of show announcements, which tend to pile up faster than credit card bills from the holidays.