Complementing the heritage and tradition of Swan Lake, and showcasing
the Paris Opera Ballet’s diversity, QPAC presents Parisienne
Soirée, three celebrated works now considered synonymous with the
Company after premiering at the Palais Garnier in 2016. BLAKE WORKS
Set to music by English musician James Blake and choreographed by
William Forsythe, a luminary of the dance world and an internationally
sought-after director in theatre and film, Blake Works is a “light,
joyous and hopeful celebration … to take a long and loving look at
ballet’s past and move it into the future”. IN THE NIGHT One of
the most popular, imaginative and prolific American choreographers of
the 20th century, Jerome Robbins’ one act ballet, In The Night
features nocturnes of Frédéric Chopin and will form the second act
of Parisienne Soirée. THE SEASONS’ CANON Celebrated Canadian
choreographer Crystal Pite’s unanimously acclaimed The Seasons’
Canon closes this exquisite program, featuring music by Max Richter
and 54 dancers in this large-scale work.
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