ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET PRESS QUOTES
“Took hold of your heart and never let go-- it still gives me chills.”
– Pulitzer prize winning dance critic Sarah Kaufman, The Washington Post
“A breath of fresh air! The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet has 12 engaging and very good dancers and two ambitious and smart directors who know their choreographers. One looks forward to a return visit.”
– Anna Kisselgoff, The New York Times
“It’s a class act, a classic act, and an extraordinarily engaging act: it’s the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet…the company has much of the pulsating energy of the old Joffrey Ballet in its New York City Center days.”
– Clive Barnes, New York Post
“A twinge of wonderment that might charm the most cynical of New York dance fans…They raise the bar, and then they jump over it.”
– Jennifer Dunning, The New York Times
“The Aspen Santa Fe Ballet is small in size and young in years, but its lustrous Chicago debut proved it thinks big and deserves everlasting life.”
– Sid Smith, Chicago Tribune
“Stark, sleek, and chock-full of moves that skirt the edges of contemporary movement.”
– Karen Campbell, The Boston Globe
“Simply breathtaking…”
– Hedy Weiss, The Chicago Sun Times
“If there’s a classically trained company of the future, it’s Aspen Santa Fe Ballet.”
– The Boston Herald
“Dynamic, virtuostic, endurance testing, full-throttle dancing and up-to-the-minute ballet choreography.”
– Michael Wade Simpson, The Santa Fe New Mexican
“Aspen Santa Fe Ballet has become a must-see company.”
– Donald Atwood, World Dance Review
“ASFB’s stamp meets with approval.”
– The Boston Globe
“Arguably Colorado's best dance company”
– Kyle MacMillan, The Denver Post
“These creatures simply enchant, sending us away with a smile”
– Karen Campbell, The Boston Globe
“Elegance meets energy”
– Minneapolis Star Tribune
“Marvelous troupe, beautiful people who dance beautifully.”
– Sid Smith, The Chicago Tribune
“Little Ballet Company That Could.”
– Janine Parker, The Boston Globe
“Unfussy yet glamorous dancers with formidable technique…”
– Janine Parker, The Boston Globe
“Shape shifters who slip between pristine classicism and the oddest of contemporary movements with unconscious ease.”
– Janine Parker, The Boston Globe