Ballet Now

Ballet Now offers an intimate look into the creative process of ballet, focusing on the ambitious undertaking of staging a new work for the American Ballet Theatre. The documentary captures the intense collaboration between choreographers, dancers, and artistic directors as they navigate the challenges of bringing a complex artistic vision to life. It delves into the dedication, discipline, and passion required at the highest levels of professional dance.

Ballet Now was generally well-received by critics for its insightful portrayal of the demanding world of professional ballet and its focus on the artistic process. Reviewers praised its access to the dancers and choreographers, highlighting the film's ability to convey the beauty and rigor of the art form. Audiences appreciated the behind-the-scenes look at the creation of a major ballet production.

• Offers a compelling and often beautiful glimpse into the creation of ballet.

• Showcases the immense talent, dedication, and collaborative spirit of dancers and choreographers.

• Captures the intensity and challenges of bringing a new ballet to the stage.

Google audience: Viewers found Ballet Now to be a fascinating and inspiring documentary, particularly appreciating the in-depth look at the artistry and hard work involved in professional ballet. Many praised the film for its access and for highlighting the dedication of the performers and creative team.

Nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Documentary or Nonfiction Special.

The documentary features extensive behind-the-scenes footage of Misty Copeland's process as she prepares for her role in 'Othello' with the American Ballet Theatre.