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for March/April 2003 BALLET PACIFICA'S LATEST IRVINE, CA -- Ballet Pacifica presents its contemporary BALLET SERIES early in March at Irvine Barclay Theatre. From "Beethoven to the Naughty Ones," this eclectic mix of music and choreographic styles is comprised of four different pieces: Choo-San Goh's Unknown Territory, featuring an original commissioned score by Jim Jacobsen; Stephen Mills' The Naughty Ones, set to the music of The Naughty Ones band; Todd Williams' Wake Yet Wake, set to the music of Beethoven; and Shawn Hounsell's Im Print, set to the music of Francis Poulenc. |
STUTTGART IN COSTA MESA COSTA MESA, CA -- The Stuttgart Ballet returns to the Orange County Performing Arts Center, March 18-23, with four different dances on tap--Romeo and Juliet, first choreographed in 1969 by the late John Cranko. Costa Mesa will see the young firebrand Friedemann Vogel in the Romeo role and the Spanish beauty Alicia Amatriain opposite him. With Reid Anderson as a guiding spirit, SB will also present three other of its popular works: Cindys Gift, The Seventh Blue and Seventh Symphony. Cindys Gift was created for the company in 2002 by Douglas Lee, set to John Cage's "Six Melodies for Violin and Keyboard." Seventh Symphony is Uwe Scholz's celebratory work for 24 dancers, set to Beethoven's music. The Seventh Blue by Christian Spuck interpolates music by Gyorgy Kurtag and Schubert's famous Death and the Maiden. Call Ticketmaster or (714) 556-2787 |