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Kirov Opera & Ballet 2005

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The Kirov Ballet

Swan Lake
Romeo & Juliet
La Bayadère
Forsythe
Balanchine

The Kirov Opera

Boris Godunov
Khovanshchina
Turandot

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A scene from The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude. Svetlana Ivanova & Vladmir Shklyarov © Photo: Valentin Baranovsky

Forsythe


The Kirov Ballet


Steptext

 

Two Ballets in the Manner of the Late 20th Century:

1. Approximate Sonata

2. The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude

 

In the middle, somewhat elevated

 

Royal Opera House,

Covent Garden


   24 July at 2.00pm and 7.30pm

Displaying their phenomenal versatility, The Kirov Ballet will perform four Forsythe ballets here for the first time.

The opening Steptext to Bach’s magnificent Chaconne, Approximate Sonata and The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude all demand of the dancers incredible feats of bravura and stamina. In the middle, somewhat elevated is widely acknowledged to be one of Forsythe’s greatest works.

A scene from In the middle, somewhat elevated. Daria Pavlenko & Andrei Merkuriev © Photo: Natasha Razina

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