A labor dispute that had been brewing for nearly a year at The Washington Ballet boiled over in December. With audiences disappointed at the cancellation of The Nutcracker, and the remaining performance season now on hold, we find out what's at stake for the dancers the Ballet Company, and the audience.
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The Washington Ballet
Listen Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2006 at 1:32 p.m. in Arts & CultureGuests
Louis Torres
dancer with The Washington Ballet; and one of the dancer's delegates at union negotiations
Septime Webre
Artistic Director, The Washington Ballet
Sarah Kauffman
reporter, The Washington Post
Chip Coleman
dancer with The Washington Ballet
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