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Carmina Burana

Ballet Met of Columbus, Ohio took on the songs and the music with exuberance. Fresh choreography, solid dancing, especially in the opening Fortune, Empress of the World, but the choreography lost variety, losing its initial freshness.

Ned Bobkoff

Posted on November 14, 2006 7:22 PM |

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