But Gonzalo García has always glowed in the role of the dreamer, staring out in the darkness, reaching for something beyond his grasp. It also fails to grasp the Russian tonalities of its Prokoviev score (the first violin concerto). It begins promisingly, with a meditative solo, but soon meanders into ersatz angst. Opus 19, originally made for Baryshnikov, is not one of Robbins’ great works. The Bigonzetti was sandwiched between Jerome Robbins’s 1979 Opus 19/The Dreamer and Ratmansky’s 2006 Russian Seasons. Maybe it is a sign that the pandemic has helped to heal wounds. On occasion, his performances have been picketed. Ramasar is one of the dancers who was removed from the company after a scandal involving sexually-explicit texts, and later, after mediation, reinstated. Kowroski’s choice of Ramasar to partner her in this creation made in her honor is also a gesture of friendship and, perhaps, forgiveness. Maria Kowroski and Amar Ramasar in Amaria. Ramasar partners her with gentle care, staying mostly in the shadows. Set to two beautiful Scarlatti keyboard sonatas played onstage by Craig Baldwin, it consists of a short suite of solos and convoluted pas de deux in which Kowroski bends and loops her frame in extreme ways, holds a leg up to her face, wraps it around her partner (Amar Ramasar) like a long tail. Bigonzetti clearly relishes her movement quality, her melancholy aura, and her impossibly pliant and long limbs. The pas de deux, created via Zoom, is a gift to her. Bigonzetti has featured Kowroski in all his works for New York City Ballet, and the two have developed a close rapport. The latter, entitled Amaria – which means “for Maria,” and is also an amalgamation of her and her partner’s names – was the centerpiece of the company’s second program, on September 22. In this first week, she is being featured in two pas de deux, Christopher Wheeldon’s After the Rain and a new piece made for her by the Italian choreographer Mauro Bigonzetti. This fall season at New York City Ballet is one of returns, but also one of farewells, including the departure of Maria Kowroski on October 17, after twenty-seven years with the company.
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One of these summer intensives that got her her start in the professional dance world was The School of American Ballet in New York City. Phelan started attending various summer programs at a young age. The school showcases faculty with extensive dance backgrounds. At the age of five, she began her dance training at Princeton Ballet School. Unity Phelan was born in Princeton, New Jersey on February 18, 1995. She is best known for her roles in Sakura (2015), I'm Thinking of Ending Things (2019), and John Wick: Chapter 3- Parabellum (2020) Biography Unity Phelan is an American Actress and Professional Ballet Dancer with New York City Ballet.
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