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Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Clara Ruf Maldonado: An Intentional Artist of Quiet Tenacity
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Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Clara Ruf Maldonado: An Intentional Artist of Quiet Tenacity
Something happens when you watch Pacific Northwest Ballet soloist Clara Ruf Maldonado perform: You find yourself leaning in as she draws you into the story. In Jean-Christophe Maillot’s Roméo et Juliette, which the company performed last spring, every expression reads from the tops of her eyebrows to the tips of her fingers. Her Juliette bursts with vivacity and passion, with currents of movement undulating through her limbs. Her love towards Ro…
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