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Christie Seaver

Reporter · IE

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 15, 2026
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Jul 21, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Christie Seaver

    Tanz: Florentina Holzinger’s ‘arresting and shocking’ show (opens the original)

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    Florentina Holzinger is on the move. Before logging on to our call from her home in Berlin, the choreographer and performance artist phones from her bike to say she’s running a few minutes late (three, to be exact). Then she quickly appears on-screen from the apartment into which she has just moved: things have been particularly hectic, she says, as she has just returned from Ukraine. Between navigating the war-racked country’s air-raid sirens while doing research there and restaging her wor

  2. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Christie Seaver

    Ballet de Santiago – Swan Lake review: The most beguiling swan Dublin has seen in years (opens the original)

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    Katherine Rodríguez dances the most beguiling swan Dublin has seen in years. Leading Ballet de Santiago, Chile’s national company, on the opening night of its first visit to Ireland, she gives a heart-melting performance that reflects the way South American dancers tell a story through their emotions as much as they do through steps. Rodríguez performs the white swan Odette with a demureness that morphs into a compelling, seductive Odile, the black swan. By the time she and Prince Siegfried

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Christie Seaver

    César Morales of Ballet de Santiago: ‘I want to show Europe our work. This is a showcase’ (opens the original)

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    César Morales’ career has evolved through passion, hard work and luck. He started dancing at the age of 11, at the ballet school of the Municipal Theatre of Santiago, in Chile. Then, as a teenager, he was discovered by one of the most influential ballet directors at the time, and had to decide whether to move to the United States. Morales’ dance school in Santiago had an excellent reputation but was geographically distant from other major ballet centres. So he took a chance and moved 8,000k

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