IndieWire lifts the curtain on how "Étoile" created fictional ballet companies by mixing real institutions and historical ...

We stopped by the set of the new Amy Sherman-Palladino series to see her give a ballet-centric TV series a second chance.

Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino are back with a new Prime Video series that puts their love of ballet in the forefront.

“Etoile” is a new dramatic series that follows two world-renowned ballet companies as they embark on a “Wife Swap”-style challenge that sees them swapping their most talented dancers.

The new series follows a New York City ballet company and a Paris ballet company who swap their most talented stars in an effort to save their storied institutions. "Étoile" follows the creative ...

Two French ballet dancers are bridging a connection between Torrington and Paris. Onya Ndzengue-Ledra, 19, has been studying ...

The esteemed (and fictional) Metropolitan Ballet Theater in New York and Le Ballet National in Paris agree to swap their top dancers to revitalize business and boost ticket sales. What could go wrong?

The eight-episode series, now streaming on Prime, doesn't really go anywhere, but it's immensely watchable all the same.

Cinematographer M. David Mullen knows better than most what it’s like to make a show with Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. Mullen worked on The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel with the ...

Their dancing is exhilarating, especially in the big 'American in Paris' ballet, which begins and ends as a performance piece by Lise's ballet company, with a romantic middle of Lise and Jerry ...