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We’re stepping into dance season. Here are 8 performances to see this autumn. (opens the original)
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The Joffrey’s Liliom, which closes Sunday, kicks off a fall season of dance in Chicago that’s busier than a tap solo, what with many out-of-town companies touring through the Harris or Auditorium Theaters and the homegrown dancers all fielding intriguing new-to-Chicago material. If you have to whittle the offerings down to a manageable few, here are a few suggestions. Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Sorry, there was an error registering your email. Where: Lyric Opera House, 20 N.
We’re stepping into dance season. Here are 8 performances to see this autumn. (opens the original)
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The Joffrey’s Liliom, which closes Sunday, kicks off a fall season of dance in Chicago that’s busier than a tap solo, what with many out-of-town companies touring through the Harris or Auditorium Theaters and the homegrown dancers all fielding intriguing new-to-Chicago material. If you have to whittle the offerings down to a manageable few, here are a few suggestions. Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Sorry, there was an error registering your email. Where: Lyric Opera House, 20 N.
In 'Liliom,' making its Chicago premiere at the Joffrey, the soundtrack is as ambitious as the steps (opens the original)
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Earlier this week at the Lyric Opera House, the stage was set for the Joffrey Ballet’s “Liliom,” a story ballet receiving its American-company premiere. A small carousel sat, unrevolving, to the audience’s right, and a lonely bench at the left. Upstage from the center-stage dance floor and perched above where the action would unfold, a platform housed a big band of 15 musicians. “This is where the dancers start looking for downbeats,” said Nathan Brock, the conductor. He was addressing not just
In 'Liliom,' making its Chicago premiere at the Joffrey, the soundtrack is as ambitious as the steps (opens the original)
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Earlier this week at the Lyric Opera House, the stage was set for the Joffrey Ballet’s “Liliom,” a story ballet receiving its American-company premiere. A small carousel sat, unrevolving, to the audience’s right, and a lonely bench at the left. Upstage from the center-stage dance floor and perched above where the action would unfold, a platform housed a big band of 15 musicians. “This is where the dancers start looking for downbeats,” said Nathan Brock, the conductor. He was addressing not just
Classical music is a hot commodity this season. Here are 10 tickets to grab before they’re gone. (opens the original)
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Not a lot of classical music performances sell out nowadays. The time when Lyric Opera of Chicago could sell 103 percent of its capacity (because of people handing back tickets they couldn’t use as a donation) is nearly 30 years in the past. Please check your inbox for your confirmation. Sorry, there was an error registering your email. However, this fall sees some scarcity creeping back into the classical sphere. Haymarket Opera Company’s September production of Monteverdi’s “L’Orfeo”: sold out
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