Evening of contemporary choreography "Next Steps": Belles-Lettres. Frank Bridge Variations. New Work by Melissa Barak Tickets

The Broad Stage, Santa Monica, USA

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Important Info

Type: Modern Ballet

City: Santa Monica, USA

Ticket delivery: E-Tickets

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Cast

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Overview

BELLES-LETTRES
Choreography - Justin Peck
Music – César Franck

Justin Peck’s Belles-Lettres showcases Peck’s exceptional choreographic talent as he weaves together a tapestry of emotions and stories. Set to a lyrical score by composer César Franck, the ballet effortlessly blends classical ballet techniques with contemporary flair through a series of stunning pas de deux, solos, and ensemble passages, Belles-Lettres explores the delicate balance of relationships, the ebb and flow of emotions, and the power of vulnerability.

FRANK BRIDGE VARIATIONS
Choreography - Hans van Manen
Music - Benjamin Britten

Set to a striking score by Benjamin Britten, Frank Bridge Variations showcases Hans van Manen’s exceptional choreographic genius. Through a series of dynamic and emotionally charged variations, van Manen delves into the complexities of relationships, the intricacies of individuality, and the transformative power of music.

van Manen’s work has always pushed the boundaries of ballet. Frank Bridge Variations embodies the sensual style Hans van Manen is known for, making him one of the most distinct dance makers in the world.

NEW WORK
Choreography - Melissa Barak
Music - Kris Bowers

Barak's world premiere features a new score by award winning film composer, Kris Bowers. This new work marks a commitment by LAB to collaborate with artists across the creative spectrum, and initiate the collaborative opportunities that are present as an LA-based company, working alongside artists from the entertainment industry.

Venue Info

The Broad Stage - Santa Monica
1310 11th Street

The Broad Stage has an unequivocal commitment to supporting and entertaining a diverse community. By presenting world-class and emerging performing arts, providing transformative educational opportunities, and inspiring an audience, the Broad Stage elevates the human spirit and brings people together in shared humanity.

The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage at the Santa Monica College Performing Arts Center opened its doors in October 2008. The Broad Stage is an artist’s dream and an audience’s delight.

Unlike any performance space in the country, it is sublimely intimate with just over 500 seats and strikingly grand at the same time–allowing eye contact with artists from the boxes to the back row–forging a new kind of artist and audience experience in Los Angeles. Boasting one of the city's largest proscenium stages, The Broad Stage offers theatre, dance, film, opera, jazz, world music, musicals, symphony and chamber orchestras, family programming and more. Each genre features superlative talent from every generation and around the globe. No other performing arts center west of the 405 can boast such consistently stellar lineups of performers, including André Watts, Anna Netrebko, Sir James Galway, Sutton Foster, Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Patti LuPone, Aaron Neville, Lee Ritenou, Dave Grusin, Joshua Redman, Lil Buck, Bobby McFerrin, Helen Hunt, Academy of St Martin in the Fields and many others.

In addition to The Broad Stage, The Edye, our 100-seat black box theater, presents new, developing and innovative work in theatre, music and dance as part of our Under the Radar Series, as well as offerings from our other genres. Featuring younger, emerging artists, chamber pieces and plays, programming at The Edye reflects the dynamic nature of the space and allows for the latest, most exciting artists to be booked on short notice.