Providing a discussion of Balanchine's life and work, this text also explores the legal, financial and institutional subplots that unfolded after the death of one of the most famous choreographers of the century.
Focusing on the arts in Boston, Bernard Taper examines their social and economic characteristics while addressing how to enhance their impact and accessibility within the community. The book poses critical questions about fostering and enriching the arts, aiming to identify strategies that can make artistic endeavors more meaningful to a broader audience. Taper's insights reflect a deep engagement with the cultural landscape, offering informed perspectives on the potential for growth and connection in the arts sector.