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It was sorcery of the palatable kind that announced the 50th season of Ballet Philippines.
Ballet Philippines (BP) kicks off its 50th anniversary this year with the alumni homecoming program “[email protected]” this July.
Ballet Philippines’ “Romeo and Juliet,” choreographed by National Artist for Dance Alice Reyes, was—I am mortified to admit—my first time to write about ballet in the country since I came back from Boston almost six years ago.
Men flew in white skirts and women struck sharp poses in shorts, midriff tops and pointe shoes. The energy was so compelling throughout Bam Damian’s piece, “After Whom,” set to the electronic music of composer-turned filmmaker Jerrold Tarog, that every performance concluded in thunderous applause.
