(182) Rebecca and Michael: Balanchine Masterworks Tournament Bracket

(182) Rebecca and Michael: Balanchine Masterworks Tournament Bracket

Author: Michael Sean Breeden & Rebecca King Ferraro May 1, 2020 Duration: 1:05:45

This week on the pod, Rebecca and Michael fill out a Balanchine masterwork tournament bracket to crown the ultimate Balanchine ballet. In March, two students at Indiana University sent us an email: they were missing March Madness and decided to create a bracket for Balanchine Masterworks as a fun activity for the dance department. They were kind enough to share their bracket with us. So today, we each fill out our bracket, share our results, and defend our choices. Our bracket discussion starts at time marker 16:00.

Follow along with us (file below and on conversationsondancepod.com) and be sure to share your winner with us! Share your bracket on social media and tag us: @conversationsondance.

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