Dance
Atlanta Ballet splendid for classic ‘Don Quixote’
Atlanta Ballet billed this production of “Don Quixote” as a world premiere, although it was artistic director John McFall’s gentle reworking of the venerable Russian choreography. I attended opening night, and the performance got stronger as the evening progressed. It’s a joy.
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