4. What is the Balanchine Trust and what are stagers? Paul Boos explains!

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Ballet Idaho Out Loud

Anne Mueller

26 episodes

2 days ago

The behind the scenes world of a ballet company is just as beautiful and exciting as the dances that are performed on stage. Every week you can explore this landscape with Ballet Idaho’s Artistic Director Garrett Anderson and Associate Artistic Director Anne Mueller as your guides. You will get a glimpse into the daily lives of dancers, discover the creative process of world renowned choreographers, and learn more of why the art of dance is more relevant today than ever before. Please email us at admin@balletidaho.org with any questions or comments; we'd love to hear from you!

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4. What is the Balanchine Trust and what are stagers? Paul Boos explains!

Ballet Idaho Out Loud

31 minutes 32 seconds

4 years ago

4. What is the Balanchine Trust and what are stagers? Paul Boos explains!

Former New York City Ballet dancer, current stager for the Balanchine Trust and project associate for the George Balanchine Foundation's Interpreter Archive, Paul talks with Ballet Idaho Associate Artistic Director Anne Mueller about his incredible journey from Sioux Falls, South Dakota to the most prominent stages of the world. Paul has worked with Ballet Idaho frequently, staging numerous Balanchine ballets for the company. In addition to having an impressive career working with the dance geniuses of our time, Paul also talks about being befriended by Salvador Dali.