“Love in the Times of the Day,” Carolina Ballet’s long-time artistic director Robert Weiss, will be have its world premiere Jan. 31 through Feb. 17 at Fletcher Opera Theater in Raleigh.

Robert Weiss, Carolina Ballet’s artistic director, created the position for Raffael, a first for the 17-year-old company. Weiss is a fierce defender of classical ballet’s traditional ...

MACBETH Durham Performing Arts Center, Durham Saturday, April 30 & Sunday, May 1 It’s been quite a month for Shakespeare in the Triangle, during the four-hundredth anniversary of his death. A ...

In addition, Cleveland Ballet is offering a couple of ways to enhance the “Romeo & Juliet” experience: select dancers will take part in a post-performance after the evening show on May 16 ...

When Robert Weiss, Carolina Ballet’s founding artistic director, commissioned Dracula, the goal was to create another seasonal production that would be a hit.

Robert Weiss, artistic director of Carolina Ballet in Raleigh, N.C., was in the audience when Wiles fell in “Sylvia.” He says that what happened to her is a good example of why there aren’t ...

When Robert Weiss, Carolina Ballet’s founding artistic director, commissioned Dracula, the goal was to create another seasonal production that would be a hit.

CLEVELAND, Ohio —Cleveland Ballet is bringing “Romeo and Juliet” to Playhouse Square May 16-17 for four performances. One is already sold out. For this interpretation, William Shakespeare ...

In 1987, then-director Robert Weiss converted the entire ballet to the Balanchine version, which the company still performs. This will be the second season for the ballet with Nutcracker as the ...

Margaret Severin-Hansen reflects on her 27-year career with Carolina Ballet, her future plans, and the power of art to bring people together. Your neighborhood’s our neighborhood. Keep up with it.

CLEVELAND, Ohio --Cleveland Ballet is bringing “Romeo and Juliet” to Playhouse Square May 16-17 for four performances. One is already sold out. For this interpretation, William Shakespeare’s ...