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In the Middle, Somewhere Elevated is a contemporary ballet exploring themes of isolation and connection through intricate choreography and a minimalist set design featuring stacked wooden blocks. The...
“One Flat Thing,” a contemporary ballet choreographed by Wayne McGregor, reimagines the iconic IKEA catalog image through a series of precise, repetitive movements exploring themes of labor, repetitio...
Mark Morris’s *The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude* presents a meticulously reconstructed history of courtly dances from the 17th century, featuring a large ensemble and complex choreography rooted i...
Artifact Suite is a contemporary ballet choreographed by Matthew Neenan, exploring themes of memory, loss, and the fragmented nature of identity through intricate movement sequences and evocative stag...
Limb’s Theorem (Forsythe), choreographed by Matthew Neenan, explores the fraught and ultimately tragic relationship between two dancers through a meticulously constructed narrative of mirroring moveme...
Workwithinwork by Matthew Forsythe is a highly improvisational and collaborative ballet performed with a rotating ensemble of dancers, exploring movement vocabulary through spontaneous interaction and...
Herman Schmerman, the central figure in George Balanchine’s 1964 ballet, depicts a perpetually frustrated and increasingly chaotic man attempting to navigate a series of elaborate, meticulously choreo...
