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Woolf Works is a full-length ballet exploring Virginia Woolf's narratives of gender and identity. Choreographed by Wayne McGregor with music by Philip Glass, the work adapts *Orlando* and *Flush*, utilizing movement and sound to represent the novels’ themes. It’s notable for its ambitious interdisci...
Chroma is a contemporary ballet created by Matthew Bernstein. The work utilizes dramatic lighting and complex movement to represent shifting emotions. It features intricate partnering and is notable for its focus on visual storytelling within a minimalist white stage. Chroma is primarily performed b...
Obsidian Tear, choreographed by Jiří Kylián, is a significant contemporary ballet piece within the Royal Ballet’s repertoire. The work utilizes a monochrome palette of black and white to intensely portray themes of grief, remembrance, and resilience. It demands exceptional physical control and emoti...
Infra is a one-act ballet choreographed by Wayne McGregor featuring dancers Marian McGregor and Silas McGregor. The work investigates human connection and neurological processes using intricate partnering and projected visuals representing brain activity. It’s notable for its contemporary approach t...
“Atomos” (McGregor), choreographed by Crystal Pite, is a powerfully visceral ballet exploring the fragmented and isolating experience of memory through stark black and white imagery and intensely physical movement reflecting psychological distress.
“Tetractys,” choreographed by Michael Clark, presents a complex and angular narrative exploring themes of masculinity and vulnerability through precisely constructed movement sequences and stark, geometric stage design. (147 characters)
“Far,” by George Balanchine, is a neoclassical ballet premiered in 1946 that depicts a stylized and intensely emotional encounter between two figures through rapid, angular movements and a stark, atmospheric score.
“Multiverse” by Michael McGregor is a visually arresting ballet exploring themes of identity and fractured perception through intricate choreography and a stark, minimalist set design featuring shifting geometric forms. (147 characters)
“Autobiography” by Michael McGregor is a full-length ballet exploring the tumultuous life of Robert Schumann through a series of interconnected vignettes depicting his relationships and musical compositions, set to a score by Mark Shepherd.
Genus is a one-act contemporary ballet choreographed by Wayne McGregor for the Paris Opera Ballet. Created in collaboration with artist Vicki Mortimer and composer Joby Talbot, it draws on ideas associated with Charles Darwin, evolution, classification, and human movement. The work uses McGregor's h...
Raven Girl, choreographed by Jiří Kylián, portrays the tragic love story of a young Inuit woman and a raven through intensely expressive movement and evocative lighting, exploring themes of loss and transformation within a stark, minimalist setting.
Carbon Life is a contemporary ballet exploring the interconnectedness of human existence and the natural world through movement and visual projections depicting geological formations and atmospheric processes. The choreography emphasizes cyclical patterns reflecting carbon’s journey across ecosystem...
