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 ===== Balanchine Rubies =====
-We attended the matinee performance sunday afternoon at 2 PM.  We loved it.  The highlight for me was La Francoix where two sailors view for the attention of a girl but the girl is stolen away by a playboy.\\
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 ==== N&O Review ====
 ==== Carolina Ballet scores with 16th annual all-Balanchine program ====
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 Carolina Ballet mounts works by George Balanchine every season for good reason: the public needs reminders of the 20th century’s greatest choreographer and the dancers need challenges to perform at the highest level.
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 The program opened with “Raymonda Variations,” Balanchine’s nod to more traditional choreography, in which seven soloists are each assigned a particularly difficult feat. Most of the dancers only just managed their variations and even leads Lilyan Vigo and Richard Krusch, while more secure in their technique, revealed the challenges that Balanchine set them. The performance lacked the extra layer of effortlessness and confidence required to make the piece thrilling.
-Read more here: http://www.newsobserver.com/2013/10/11/3272660/carolina-ballet-scores-with-16th.html#storylink=cpy