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RigaThe Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody)
Chopin, Various
Jerome Robbins; Alexander Ekman; Latvian National Opera; Farhads Stade; Latvian National Opera Orchestra
RigaThe Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody)
Chopin, Various
Jerome Robbins; Alexander Ekman; Latvian National Opera; Farhads Stade; Latvian National Opera Orchestra
RigaThe Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody)
Chopin, Various
Jerome Robbins; Alexander Ekman; Latvian National Opera; Farhads Stade; Latvian National Opera Orchestra
LondonMarianela – Timeless
Chopin, Liszt, Various
Jerome Robbins; Sir Frederick Ashton; The Royal Ballet
New York CityLondon City Ballet – Program A
Liszt, Copland, Schubert
Ashley Page; Jerome Robbins; John Neumeier; Tasha Chu; London City Ballet; Alina Cojocaru
LondonVisionaries: Robbins and MacMillan – The Royal Ballet
Chopin, Mahler
Jerome Robbins; Sir Kenneth MacMillan; The Royal Ballet; Koen Kessels; Nicholas Georgiadis; Joe Eula; Jennifer Tipton
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American masterworks: Dances at a Gathering & Esplanade
Different music, different moods, different choreographers, but both quintessentially American. We compare and contrast two dance works which bring out the American dream of community, happiness and freedom.