ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月4日 06時14分

“Something to Dance About,” a @nycballet tribute that nods 9 of Jerome Robbins’s Broadway shows, features 30 dancers in 124 costumes. It’s the kind of lavish production value typically reserved for story ballets like “The Sleeping Beauty” and “Swan Lake.” Marc Happel, the director of @nycballet’s costume department, said this was the biggest workload that he’s had for a 1-act ballet since he joined the company 12 years ago. “It’s an evening-length ballet done in 30 minutes — with the same number of changes,” he said. With a little more than a week to go before opening night (tonight), the costume department opened its doors to @ニューヨーク・タイムズ for a glimpse at fittings and last-minute touches on the costumes from beloved musicals like “The King and I.” In this piece, it includes the principal #dancer @tilerpeck — who we recently featured in #SpeakingInDance — wearing a dress roughly 5 feet in diameter. The costume shop — a department of 18 people, including 11 stitchers, 3 drapers, a dyer and a shopper — has been working on the 124 costumes since early this year while also juggling designs for other ballets. Visit the link in our profile to go behind the scenes, with more photos by @vnina.

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