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American Ballet Theatre.
Photo by: Rosalie O'Connor |
Works & Process at the Guggenheim Presents
Celebrating the Life of Antony Tudor
Sunday & Monday,
October 5 & 6, 7:30 p.m.
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American Ballet Theatre
celebrates the centennial of
legendary choreographer
Antony
Tudor.
Excerpts are performed from his most
beloved ballets.
Kevin
McKenzie
participates in the panel discussion
moderated by
Wes
Chapman.
ABT's
Fall Season at New York City Center
will take place
October 21-November 2.
Panel
Wes
Chapman, Moderator
Kevin McKenzie, Artistic Director
Diana
Byer, Panelist and Artistic Director
of New York Theatre Ballet
Program
Dancers from the main company
perform excerpts from
Judgment of Paris
Pillar
of Fire
The
Leaves Are Fading
Dancers from ABT II perform excerpts
from
Continuo
Students from the
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School at
American Ballet Theatre perform
excerpts from
Little
Improvisations
American Ballet Theatre
is
recognized as one of the great dance
companies in the world. Few ballet
companies equal ABT for its
combination of size, scope and
outreach. Recognized as a living
national treasure since its founding
in 1940, ABT annually tours the
United States, performing for more
than 600,000 people, and is the only
major cultural institution to do so.
It has also made more than 15
international tours to 42 countries
as perhaps the most representative
American ballet company and has been
sponsored by the State Department of
the United States on many of these
engagements. In May 2006, the United
States Congress names ABT “America’s
National Ballet Company” in
recognition for 65 years of cultural
and educational service.
Works & Process at the Guggenheim,
for over 23 years and in over 300
productions, has been a pioneer in
creating ground-breaking, carefully
crafted programs which uniquely
blend performance and discussion,
providing unprecedented access to
today’s leading performing artists,
choreographers, composers, writers,
and directors. Described by
The New York Times
as “a popular series devoted to
shedding light on the creative
process,” by
The Village Voice
as “revelatory,” and by
The New Yorker
as “exceptional,” Works & Process
has become well respected by both
artists and audiences alike and is
produced by Mary Sharp Cronson.
Peter B.
Lewis Theater
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fifth Avenue at 89th Street
Subway – 4,5,6 train to 86th Street
Bus – M1, M2, M3, or M4 bus on
Madison or Fifth Avenue
TICKETS:
$30 General
$25 Guggenheim Members
$10 Students
The
public may call (212) 423-3587, M-F,
1–5 PM to order tickets and for more
information.
For more
information about Works & Process
programs, press tickets, photos and
to arrange interviews, please
contact:
Duke
Dang
General Manager
Works & Process at the Guggenheim
Telephone: 212 758-0024
mailto:ddang@worksandprocess.org
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