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An alluring Common Ground in Lines Ballet / Kronos Quartet collaboration

By Jaime Robles, 08 October 2018
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“movement, both simple and complex, takes on the shimmer of transcendence”
Reviewed at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater, San Francisco on 6 October 2018
Programme
New Work (Alonzo King)
Performers
Alonzo King LINES Ballet
Kronos Quartet
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Jaime Robles
Jaime Robles
Jaime Robles has previously written in the San Francisco Bay Area, including for the San Francisco Classical Voice. Also a poet, she has written song lyrics and librettos for several one-act operas, including Inferno (music by Peter Josheff), staged in 2009 by San Francisco Cabaret Opera, and Vladimir in Butterfly Country (music by Anne Callaway), staged in 2012.