#meaghan grace hinkis

[dance-world]

Meaghan Grace Hinkis and Steven McRae - photo by @dancersdiary

[balletroyale]

We have the first major debut of the season!

I am definitely really interested in seeing how this goes. I believe it is her first major leading role.

[lovelyballetandmore]

Meaghan Grace Hinkis | Mariko Sasaki | Luca Acri | The Royal Ballet

[vadreams]

Meaghan Grace Hinkins, Daichi Ikarashi and Luca Acri in Le Corsaire Pas de Trois for the Athelhampton Ballet Gala - September, 2022

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Meaghan Grace Hinkis and Marcelino Sambe in Swan Lake.

[kameliendame]

Yasmine Naghdi, Meaghan Grace Hinkis, Fumi Kaneko and Claire Calvert in rehearsal for Christopher Wheeldon’s Like Water for Chocolate

ph. Camilla Greenwell

[swanlake1998]

marcelino sambé and meaghan grace hinkis photographed performing in kenneth macmillan's romeo & juliet by foteini christofilopoulou

[danceoftheday]

Performed by: Francesca Hayward, Meaghan Grace Hinkis, Mayara Magri, Emma Maguire, and Leticia Stock

Number: “Dance of the Mirlitons”

Choreographer: Sir Peter Wright

Style: Ballet

From: The Royal Ballet’s The Nutcracker (2012)

[cobblestonestreet]

Meaghan Grace Hinkis NYC Dance Project

[imagesofdanceandarts-blog]

The Illustrated 'Farewell' / The Wind / Untouchable

The Illustrated ‘Farewell’ / The Wind / Untouchable

Moving a bit away from the classics, Royal Ballet artistic director Kevin O’Hare has put together a new mixed programme created by some of the most talented contemporary choreographers. Twyla Tharp has expanded the As Time Goes By show to include the full Hayden’s “Farewell” Symphony. The piece which was originally created for the Joffrey Ballet in 1973, has been re-worked especially for this…

[balletroyale]

I really enjoy Meaghan Grace Hinkis’ dancing

[lovelyballetandmore]

Meaghan Grace Hinkis | Steven McRae | The Royal Ballet | Photo by Andrej Uspenski | @dancersdiary

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Meaghan Grace Hinkis in Liam Scarlett’s Viscera. Royal Ballet, London, Royal Opera House, November 2012. © Dave Morgan, by kind permission of the Royal Opera House.

And visceral it certainly is. When Hinkis is told to stare an audience member in the eye to “freak them out” it’s clear we’re no longer in Sugar Plum Fairy territory. Inspirational music came from Lowell Liebermann’s 1983 Piano Concerto No. 1. His fiercely percussive score drives the gut wrenching choreography, turning the Royal Ballet dancers into a pack of wild animals.

[balletwarrior]

Meaghan Grace Hinkis, soloist at The Royal Ballet, photo by NYC Dance Project

[theroyalballetandi]

Meaghan Grace Hinkis

(Her feet in this pic remind me of my own)

[desbricoles]

Royal Ballet, Meaghan Grace Hinkis and Sarah Lamb in MacMillan’s "Gloria" | Photo: Dave Morgan