Anima Animus
Choreography by David Dawson
Concerto
Choreography by Kenneth MacMillan
Angels’ Atlas
Choreography by Crystal Pite
One of the world’s premier ballet companies takes the City Center stage for the first time in 15 years, juxtaposing classical artistry with raw power in an evening of unforgettable performances featuring live music by The National Ballet of Canada Orchestra. Leading the repertory is David Dawson’s Anima Animus, originally commissioned by the San Francisco Ballet. Brimming with restless, relentless choreography, it’s a ferocious interplay between light and dark that sets the dancers free to devour the space with abandon. Kenneth MacMillan’s Concerto presents a classically inventive and virtuosic interpretation of Shostakovich that combines intimate pas de deux with grand corps de ballet compositions. Closing the program is Angels’ Atlas by Canadian dance icon Crystal Pite: an astonishing piece for 36 performers that became an unwitting requiem for life as we knew it when it premiered to rapturous reviews in February 2020. Beneath an ethereal canopy of reflected morphing light, the Company glides, heaves, and trembles to choral liturgies and pulsing rhythms alike.
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