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| Essentially Bach |
| A bright energetic ballet set to the famous composer J.S. Bach. Dancers move with speed and grace in trios, duets and solos. Choreography by Bernard H. Gaddis. |
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| PHIB |
| An avant garde look at the lives of frogs with costume design never seen before. Choreography by Bernard Gaddis and music by Armand Amar. |
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| Shrouded |
| Choreography by Bernard Gaddis, music by Arvo Part and Dead can Dance. This contemporary ballet is about the world of spirits long passed, veiled from the eyes of the living. |
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| Solstice |
| A ballet that embodies the essence of winter and that one brief moment in time when snow covers the earth and that moment when nature is a peace. Choreography by Bernard Gaddis with music by George Winston. |
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| Vespers |
| "Vespers" by Ulysses Dove is as powerful as it is stark. Danced by six women in simple black dresses with no props except half a dozen wooden chairs ... Dove has limited the movement vocabulary to a terse selection of spirals, single hands pointing upward, and arabesques that slice like arrows into your heart. Grief and determination--unvarnished and unadorned--propel the dancers. |
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