Stories Related to An Official Role For David Hallberg At Australian Ballet

ROSLYN SULCAS, NY Times: Dance
Thu, 02/23/2017 - 9:03am

Mr. Hallberg is to be a resident international guest artist at the company, which he says gave him new artistic life.

Topics: dance

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