5 Vasily Vainonen Works

Born just after the turn of the twentieth century, Vasily Vainonen is one of the most notable choreographers in Russian Ballet history. Throughout his dancing career, Vainonen created dances for some of the most remarkable ballets the world has ever seen. In fact, his...
Dec 15, 2018
3 Musical Works for New Year’s Eve Viewing

Not everyone likes to head out to a bar or restaurant to ring in the New Year. Some of us prefer to stay off the street and relax with our loved ones at home. Maybe put together a nice dinner and have a little champagne, or not. Whatever it is you choose to do on New...
Oct 9, 2018
Breathing New Life (And Living Water) into an Old Ballet Classic

Old. Boring. Sexist. Long. Only for hardcore fans. Oh, and also most popular ever. And almost always sold out. What ballet am I describing? Swan Lake, of course. The beloved (and sometimes loathed) ballet premiered nearly 140 years ago in Moscow. And it was panned. It...
Aug 14, 2018
New Performing Arts Shows on Cennarium: Ravel, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, and More!

Earlier this month, we released ten new performing arts shows and theatrical productions, now available for on-demand video streaming on Cennarium! At Cennarium, we’re working hard to make the performing arts more accessible, affordable, and available to...
Aug 18, 2017
Alonzo King’s Poetry in Motion

Remember, the first free streaming performing arts festival, Promenade begins on September 15th! Click here to learn more! By Fabiana Gutierrez Fluid. Sexy. Vibrant. Powerful. Unpredictable. Transcendent. All of these adjectives are often used to describe American...
Jul 5, 2017
Diana Vishneva Leaves the American Ballet Theatre

Russian ballerina Diana Vishneva, known for memorable performances in “Don Quixote,” “Romeo and Juliet,” “Sleeping Beauty,” “Swan Lake” and “Giselle” as a principal dancer first at the Mariinsky Ballet and then The American Ballet Theatre, has retired from Ballet...