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Hilary Stroh

Hilary Stroh

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Writer, Bachtrack

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Total articles 94

  • Kansas City Ballet's Don Quixote walks the wild side powerfully

    By Hilary Stroh| Bachtrack@ I dance of arms and the man. Ludwig Minkus’ Don Quixote, choreographed by Anna-Marie Holmes and receiving its first performances here at the Kansas City Ballet is a perfect paraphrase of Virgil’s celebrated lines. From the transparent curtain depicting plated armor at the opening in a messy tangle, right the way to Don Quixote’s heralded exit at the end, carrying his preposterously long lance, we are in the Cervantian world of satire and romance, tongue-in-cheek but also strangely heart-warming.

    By Hilary Stroh · Bachtrack

    Mar. 23, 2025

  • Kansas City Ballet's ALICE: a riot of creative dysfunction

    By Hilary Stroh| Bachtrack@ What do we all require from ALICE? A plunge downward and upward, a play of size and proportion, of sense and nonsense. In short, a full dose of orderly mayhem and chaotic order, the core principles of Wonderland. Septime Webre’s vivacious production, aided by the gorgeous stage designs of James Kronzer and Jeremy W. Foil, and delicious costumes from Liz Vandal, does just that.

    By Hilary Stroh · Bachtrack

    Oct. 12, 2024

  • Kansas City Ballet's Don Quixote walks the wild side powerfully

    By Hilary Stroh| Bachtrack@ I dance of arms and the man. Ludwig Minkus’ Don Quixote, choreographed by Anna-Marie Holmes and receiving its first performances here at the Kansas City Ballet is a perfect paraphrase of Virgil’s celebrated lines. From the transparent curtain depicting plated armor at the opening in a messy tangle, right the way to Don Quixote’s heralded exit at the end, carrying his preposterously long lance, we are in the Cervantian world of satire and romance, tongue-in-cheek but also strangely heart-warming.

    By Hilary Stroh · Bachtrack

    Mar. 23, 2025

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Bachtrack

Bachtrack.com is the largest online platform for classical music, opera, and dance, founded in January 2008 and based in London, UK. The platform features over 30,000 event listings each year, allowing users to search by location, performer, composer, or work. It offers both premium and essential listings, with premium options providing additional details and ticket links. In addition to event listings, Bachtrack publishes around 130 reviews monthly, along with interviews and feature articles in multiple languages, including English, French, German, and Spanish. The platform collaborates with top venues and organizations worldwide, enhancing its comprehensive offerings. With over 360,000 monthly visitors, Bachtrack serves as a vital resource for classical music enthusiasts, helping them discover and attend live performances while contributing valuable insights to the global classical music community.

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Founded: 2008