Ballet Idaho Out Loud

This episode explains the role of the Balanchine Trust in preserving George Balanchine's choreographic legacy and the work of stagers/repetitors in maintaining artistic integrity.

This episode introduces Nicole Haskins, the Trainee Program Manager at Ballet Idaho, discussing her background, transition to the organization during COVID, and her role in managing the trainee program.

This episode features an interview with Tyler Nimmons and Brandon Freeman of Frontrunner Films discussing their collaboration with Ballet Idaho during the early lockdown period, including filming dress rehearsals and creating a film version of a canceled show.

This episode features an interview with Ballet Idaho company member Daniel Ojeda, discussing his background, training, and journey to joining the ballet company.

This episode features an interview with former principal dancer Elizabeth Barreto discussing her transition from a 12-year ballet career at Ballet Idaho to retirement and motherhood.

This episode features a conversation with choreographer and dance photographer Quinn Wharton about his role in capturing the image of Ballet Idaho and his broader work with dance companies worldwide.

This episode features an interview with Carrie Fitch, the Costume Director of Ballet Idaho, discussing her background, training, and early influences in theatrical costuming for dance.

This episode features an interview with Ballet Idaho company artist Antonio Carnell, discussing his journey from discovering ballet through a school program to becoming a professional dancer with the company.

This episode features interviews with Ballet Idaho dancers Adrian Kerr and Madeline Bay, exploring their personal journeys and how they came to join the company in Boise.

This episode features an interview with former Ballet Idaho dancer Jessica Sulikowski about her transition from performer to mother and director of the Ballet Idaho Academy.

This episode features an interview with Edwaard Liang, Artistic Director at Ballet Met and renowned choreographer, discussing his early dance career and background.

This episode features an interview with choreographer Christopher Stowell, discussing his background as a dancer, artistic director, and choreographer, including his work with Ballet Idaho and other companies.

This episode features an interview with Ballet Idaho soloist Ashley Baker about her dual role as both a dancer and choreographer, exploring her creative journey from childhood inspiration to professional work.

This episode features a conversation between Ballet Idaho's Artistic Director Garrett Anderson and Production Manager Dan Feith about the behind-the-scenes logistics and challenges of building ballet productions.

This episode features an interview with dancer Jonathan Harris, who discusses his background and journey into ballet, from childhood inspiration to becoming a soloist at Ballet Idaho.

Artistic Director Garrett Anderson interviews dancer Elizabeth Kanning about her unusual summer break where she maintained dance training instead of taking extended time off.

This episode features an interview with Pablo Piantino, a stager and professor, discussing his dance training, career, and role in ballet.

This episode explores the genesis and excitement behind the collaboration between Ballet Idaho and the Boise Phil, focusing on their shared artistic vision and past successful projects like Carmen Suite.

Ballet Idaho Artistic Director Garrett Anderson interviews maestro Eric Garcia of the Boise Philharmonic about the musical and performance aspects of The Nutcracker ballet.

Artistic Director Garrett Anderson interviews choreographer Penny Saunders about her career beginnings at Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and her collaborative work with Ballet Idaho.

Artistic Director Garrett Anderson interviews choreographer Bruce Wells about his career creating story ballets like Beauty and the Beast, their teacher-student relationship at Pacific Northwest Ballet, and the influences that shaped their love of dance.

This episode features an interview with Afshin Mofid, a former New York City Ballet dancer turned chiropractor in Boise who discusses his background, career transition, and involvement with Ballet Idaho.

This episode features an interview with Principal Dancer Adrienne Kerr discussing the challenges and experiences of dancers returning to work after layoffs or the off-season at Ballet Idaho.

Anne Mueller interviews Christopher Stoll, discussing his unique upbringing with parents who worked for the New York City Ballet, his career as a principal dancer and artistic director, and his reflections on missing a defining childhood moment in ballet.

Anne Mueller interviews Principal Dancer Elizabeth Barreto about her ballet training, starting from childhood lessons with her mother in Eastern Oregon to attending summer programs at prestigious institutions like American Ballet Theater, highlighting her journey to becoming a professional dancer.

Artistic Director Garrett Anderson interviews company dancer Kate Maxted about her transition to Ballet Idaho, how the company is coping with COVID-19 isolation, and her experiences with online teaching and arts management.