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Ballet Arizona's 2010-11 Season Announced!
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Subscribe online Today!
Call 602-381-1096 today for more information or download an order form to mail or fax to:
Ballet Arizona 3645 E. Indian School Road Phoenix, AZ 85018 Fax: 602-381-0189
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Ib Andersen's A Midsummer Night's Dream A hilarious masterpiece of dream and illusion, love and fantasy A fanciful staging of Shakespeare¡¯s hilarious tale comes to life with lavish sets, amazing costumes and fun-loving characters. This interpretation of the comedic love story of quarrelling fairies, human lovers, and mistaken identities is a magical production for the entire family.
"Fleet, funny, thoughtful, touching and a vivid showcase for Ballet Arizona talents." Dance Magazine
At Symphony Hall with The Phoenix Symphony Choreography by Ib Andersen; Music by Felix Mendelssohn November 5-7, 2010
Ballet Arizona, A Midsummer Night's Dream, choreography by Ib Andersen, photo by Rosalie O'Connor
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Ib Andersen's The Nutcracker
Celebrate the season with Arizona's 25-year holiday tradition
Enjoy the magic of this beloved holiday classic through the eyes of Clara, who wakes in the land of the Sugar Plum Fairy and is entertained by dances including Arabian Coffee, Chinese Tea and the Waltz of the Flowers. Itfs a famous journey of magic and wonderment.
You can count on it to bring pleasure, not only for its dancing, but for its sets and the many touches of stage magic that make it so irresistible to young hearts.- The Arizona Republic
At Symphony Hall with The Phoenix Symphony Choreography by Ib Andersen, Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky December 10-26, 2010
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Don Quixote
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the romance of dance This energetic storybook ballet follows the antics of beautiful Kitri; in love with a poor man, but betrothed to a rich suitor. Don Quixote is world-renowned with technical dancing, elaborate sets and lively score. It’s a festive comedy with Cupid, gypsies, puppets, Spanish dances, and more!
“Few other dance companies in the country have it so good, or give it to us so good. It is stunningly beautiful.” – The Arizona Republic
At Symphony Hall with The Phoenix Symphony Choreography by Olga Evreinoff after Marius Petipa, Music by Ludwig Minkus February 11-13, 2011
Paola Hartley and Astrit Zejnati, Don Quixote, photo by Rosalie O’Connor
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Modern Masters
A diverse mix of artistry, audience favorites and premieres Ballet Arizona continues its tradition of innovation and commitment to artistry. This masterful program includes a world premiere by critically acclaimed choreographer, Ib Andersen, and the highly anticipated return of the seductive Polyphonia by Christopher Wheeldon, one of the world’s most in-demand choreographers, with live piano accompaniment.
(Polyphonia) “a kind of theme and variations on the subject of spinning was an utter delight… mixed classic steps with modern gestures.” – The Arizona Republic
At the Orrpheum Theatre Choreography by Ib Andersen, Christopher Wheeldon and more. March 25-27, 2011
Tzu-Chia Huang and Astrit Zejnati, Polyphonia, choreography by Christopher Wheeldon, photo by Rosalie O’Connor
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Ib Andersen’s Mosaik,
Andersen’s first completely original full-length ballet This non-narrative ballet by Ib Andersen received acclaim from critics and patrons at its premiere in 2004. Mosaik features the significant talents of Ballet Arizona’s dancers with colorful costumes and conceptual scenery. A variety of dynamic elements and world-class artistry makes this ballet a must-see.
“A joy to watch and anyone even tangentially interested in dance should be lining up for tickets. It was perfection.” – The Arizona Republic
At Symphony Hall Choreography by Ib Andersen, Music by Chopin, Berlioz, Schubert and more. April 29-May 1, 2011
Joseph Cavanaugh, Mosaik, choreography by Ib Andersen, photo by Rosalie O’Connor
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Celebration of Balanchine
The foremost contemporary choreographer in the world of ballet Three different ballets than presented in 09/10, this collection by George Balanchine, the father of American ballet, is dynamic and brilliant. From the grandeur of La Valse to the Phoenix premiere of the electric and intricate Monumentum pro Gesualdo and Movements for Piano and Orchestra, this program exhibits the pure talent of Ballet Arizona.
At Symphony Hall with The Phoenix Symphony Choreography by George Balanchine, Music by Stravinsky, Ravel and more. June 3-5, 2011
Natalia Magnicaballi and Ilir Shtylla, La Valse, choreography by George Balanchine, ©The George Balanchine Trust, photo by Rosalie O’Connor
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Call 602-381-1096 for more information.
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Photo credits: Chelsea Teel and Daniel Marshalsay, A Midsummer Night’s Dream; Ginger Smith, Don Quixote ; Tzu-Chia Huang and Ilir Shtylla, Preludes and Fuges; Natalia Magnicaballi and Astrit Zejnati, Mosaik; Natalia Magnicaballi and Ilir Shtylla, La Valse Choreography by George Balanchine, The George Balanchine Trust. All photos by Rosalie O'Connor
Programming, dates and prices subject to change.
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