Ballet http://tpr.org en Tell Us: Are Ballet And Opera Elitist? http://tpr.org/post/tell-us-are-ballet-and-opera-elitist It's a question virtually as old as the art forms themselves: Are ballet and opera elitist?<p>The topic was tackled in a live debate hosted Monday by one of the temples of opera, London's Covent Garden, and <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/music/opera/the-big-question/9909513/The-Big-Question-Are-opera-and-ballet-elitist.html" target="_blank">streamed live</a> on web site of the British newspaper <em>The</em> <em>Telegraph</em>. Tue, 12 Mar 2013 16:44:00 +0000 Tom Huizenga 7851 at http://tpr.org Tell Us: Are Ballet And Opera Elitist? Joffrey Ballet Returns To San Antonio With Stravinsky's Notorious "Rite of Spring" http://tpr.org/post/joffrey-ballet-returns-san-antonio-stravinskys-notorious-rite-spring <p></p> Mon, 04 Mar 2013 13:54:34 +0000 Nathan Cone 7037 at http://tpr.org Joffrey Ballet Returns To San Antonio With Stravinsky's Notorious "Rite of Spring" Lionel Sosa On How the Mexican Revolution Changed America http://tpr.org/post/lionel-sosa-how-mexican-revolution-changed-america <p></p><p>The Mexican revolution drove people into the United States and those that settled in South Texas helped shape the cultural and economic landscape of the area. This is especially notable as the Hispanic population continues to increase in the United States, and the country -- as Mayor Julián Castro put it --&nbsp; begins to look like San Antonio. The last part of the show highlights a performance of Tchaikovsky’s <em>"The Nutcracker,"</em> a production that is a holiday tradition in San Antonio and the U.S.</p><p> Wed, 19 Dec 2012 21:17:06 +0000 David Martin Davies 3556 at http://tpr.org Lionel Sosa On How the Mexican Revolution Changed America