JACOB’S PILLOW D A N C E FESTIVAL 2016
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At Jacob’s Pillow, we love dance. The Pillow is an awe-inspiring place to experience the wide world of movement— whether enjoying performances on our three unique stages, watching the latest dance film in the Archives, or peeking in on stunning artists in rehearsal. Each season we present exceptional dance from around the globe. During Festival 2016 you can discover companies and artists from Argentina, Algeria, Korea, Germany, France, and all across the U.S. There’s flamenco, tap, ballet, contemporary, hip-hop, and beyond. Plus, more live music than ever before including Brooklyn Rider, FLUX Quartet, and master musicians from near and far. Summer is almost here, and we can’t wait to welcome you back.
COVER: Adam H. Weinert; photo Matthew Karas. This page: Dark Circles Contemporary Dance; photo Cherylynn Tsushima.
TRUCK; photo Bridgman | Packer Dance
TRUCK
June 11: exclusive Jacob’s Pillow Member Event June 16: Third Thursday in Pittsfield June 18: Jacob’s Pillow Season Opening Gala
Bridgman | Packer Dance’s visceral work is performed in a 17-foot box truck, creating an unconventional performance where dance, video projection, image, and reality collide.
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Live Music Galore
Juan Siddi Flamenco, Che Malambo, Pam Tanowitz Dance + FLUX Quartet, Wendy Whelan and Brian Brooks with Brooklyn Rider, Dorrance Dance
Even More Live Music
Bereishit Dance Company, BalletX, And Still You Must Swing, New York Theatre Ballet, Souleymane “Solo” Badolo
Ballet Lovers
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet, BalletX, New York Theatre Ballet, Wendy Whelan and Brian Brooks with Brooklyn Rider, Pacific Northwest Ballet
Dance Adventurer
Gauthier Dance, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, MONUMENT, ARIAS Company, FLEXN 3
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Lesley Rausch & Batkhurel Bold of Pacific Northwest Ballet; photo Angela Sterling. Bereishit Dance; photo P. Shinah Kim. Juan Siddi Flamenco Santa Fe; photo Rosalie O’Connor. Natalie Leibert of Hubbard Street 2; photo Todd Rosenberg. Che Malambo; photo Em Watson.
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Purchase a Subscription Package of five or more shows to get an additional 10% discount and free ticket exchanges up to 48 hours in advance. Create your own combination or choose from our suggestions below!
Season Opening
Gala
SATURDAY, JUNE 18
A Jazz Happening; photo Christopher Duggan. Festival Finale; photo David Dashiell.
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago; photo Todd Rosenberg.
Kick off summer with the Pillow’s signature fundraising event! Come enjoy the best party in the Berkshires featuring festive cocktails, an exclusive one-night only performance in the Ted Shawn Theatre, live and silent auctions, and dinner under the stars. Dance the night away with Bev Rohlehr and The Colbys and DJ BFG, and experience TRUCK, a unique pop-up dance performance/art installation.
The School at Jacob’s Pillow presents
A JAZZ HAPPENING
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 5PM
This one-night-only performance features the über-talented dancers of The School at Jacob’s Pillow’s Musical Theatre Dance Program. Directed by Broadway’s Chet Walker, students sing and dance their hearts out with a live jazz band and special guests. This inspiring evening supports The School at Jacob’s Pillow.
Festival Finale
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27
The ultimate dance party!
The Festival Finale celebration includes brilliant performances and a fantastic bash with a cash bar, desserts galore, and an epic dance party with DJ BFG.
JUNE 22-26
ASPEN SANTA FE BALLET Ted Shawn Theatre
Craig Black and Emily Proctor of Aspen Santa Fe Ballet; photo Rosalie O’Connor
This vibrant, versatile contemporary ballet company is a Pillow audience favorite. To quote The Boston Globe, “The dancers of Aspen Santa Fe Ballet seem as comfortable in acrobatic turns and loose limbed falls as they are in soaring grand jetés and crisp fouettés.” They open the season with an East Coast premiere by renowned Spanish choreographer Cayetano Soto, Alejandro Cerrudo’s poetic Silent Ghost, and other ballets.
JUAN SIDDI FLAMENCO SANTA FE
Juan Siddi Flamenco’s sensational performances immerse audiences in
an extraordinary world of song and dance. Rigorous choreography captures flamenco’s rich cultural heritage while virtuosic musicians and vocalists, 5
many hailing from Spain, heighten the dramatic power of this electrifying ensemble.
Juan Siddi Flamenco Santa Fe; photo Rosalie O’Connor
Doris Duke Theatre LIVE MUSIC
JUNE 29-JULY 3
CHE MALAMBO
Che Malambo; photo Em Watson
Ted Shawn Theatre ARGENTINA | LIVE MUSIC
Fast-paced footwork, explosive drumming, whirling lasso boleadoras—this thrilling spectacle of dance and music celebrates the unique traditions of the South American cowboy. Danced solely by men, the traditional Malambo began in the 17th century as a competitive duel that challenged agility, strength, and speed. Today, Che Malambo performs the dance style reimagined in an exhilarating, entertaining performance by an all-male company of 14 Argentinean gauchos.
BEREISHIT DANCE COMPANY
Bereishit Dance Company; photo Park Sang-yun
Doris Duke Theatre KOREA | LIVE MUSIC
From Seoul, this Pillow debut merges the control
and excitement of break dance with sleek artistry and urban cool. The rigorous male duet BOW is inspired by the tradition of archery and explores the boundaries of sports and dance. The intensely physical Balance and Imbalance features brilliant and fun interplay between a cast of contemporary dancers and an ensemble of Korean traditional drummers.
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JULY 6-10
GAUTHIER DANCE
After last season’s sold-out engagement, audiences are clamoring for more. Gauthier Dance//Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart is back with signature wit, charm, and top-notch contemporary dances. The varied and surprising program includes Floating Flowers by Po-Cheng Tsai, the duet Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White, and Mauro Bigonzetti’s tour-de-force Cantata with original and traditional music from southern Italy performed live onstage by Gruppo Musicale Assurd.
Maurus Gauthier and Garazi Perez Oloriz of Gauthier Dance; photo Christopher Duggan
Ted Shawn Theatre GERMANY | LIVE MUSIC
AND STILL YOU MUST SWING Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards, Derick K. Grant, and Jason Samuels Smith are three of the world’s most influential ambassadors of tap. They come together in this world premiere show that captures the heart and legacy of tap dance and honors the influence of jazz roots on this outstanding art form. Don’t miss this rhythmic feast including live music, dynamic choreography, stunning improvisation, and special guest dancers including Camille A. Brown.
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Dormeshia Sumbry-Edwards; photo Eduardo Patino
Doris Duke Theatre | LIVE MUSIC
JULY 13-17
HUBBARD STREET DANCE CHICAGO Ted Shawn Theatre
Hubbard Street Dance Chicago; photo Todd Rosenberg
Chicago-based with a world-class reputation, Hubbard Street always brings exquisite dancers, bold new work, and breathtaking performances. They perform Solo Echo, a gripping interpretation of two Johannes Brahms sonatas for cello and piano, created by Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award-winner Crystal Pite. Plus, William Forsythe’s N.N.N.N., a work with four dancers and 16 limbs, uncovering endless combinations.
HUBBARD STREET 2 IN
MARIKO’S MAGICAL MIX: A DANCE ADVENTURE
FAMILY PRESENTATION $10 YOUTH TICKETS
Natalie Leibert of Hubbard Street 2; photo Todd Rosenberg
Doris Duke Theatre In this joyful, imaginative voyage, a restless girl discovers her mother’s vinyl records and sets off to explore a
colorful world of dance and music. Choreographed
by Robyn Mineko Williams in collaboration with the shadow puppeteers of Manual Cinema, this family-friendly show is a feast for the senses. For ages 5 and up, and the young at heart.
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JULY 20-24
BALLETX
ZVIDANCE Doris Duke Theatre
Israeli-born Artistic Director Zvi Gotheiner is known for his passionate vision and versatile dances. His company performs Escher/Bacon/ Rothko, danced in three distinct sections inspired by the artwork of M.C. Escher, Francis Bacon, and Mark Rothko. The
stirring choreography pulsates with each artist’s startling perspective, adding new layers to the work of these visual art icons. 9
Robert M. Valdez Jr. and Kuan Hui Chew of ZviDance; photo Heidi Gutman
Contemporary ballet choreographer Matthew Neenan and composer Rosie Langabeer’s Sunset, o639 Hours interprets the dramatic, true story of pilot Edwin Musick’s 1938 inaugural airmail flight across the Pacific. Audiences are transported by the rich sights and sounds of pre-World War II New Zealand, Samoa, and Hawaii through this beautiful and intensely personal narrative of loss, longing, and paradise.
Zachery Kapeluck of BalletX; photo Alexander Iziliaev
Ted Shawn Theatre LIVE MUSIC
JULY 27-31
WENDY WHELAN AND BRIAN BROOKS WITH BROOKLYN RIDER
Wendy Whelan & Brian Brooks; photo Christopher Duggan
Ted Shawn Theatre | LIVE MUSIC Choreographer Brian Brooks is beloved for his “kinetic thrill and visual power” (The Washington Post), while former New York City Ballet star Wendy Whelan is “riveting, interesting, unusual, intelligent” (The New York Times). Following a winning collaboration in Restless Creature, they return with
new solos and duets, full of elegance and electricity, along with the remarkable musical stylings of Brooklyn Rider.
ARIAS COMPANY
Bryan Arias; photo João Canziani
Doris Duke Theatre Lauded as “an expressive young powerhouse dancer” (The New York Times), Bryan Arias is a veteran of high-profile companies including Crystal Pite’s Kidd Pivot and Nederlands Dans Theater. Now with his own ensemble, he premieres a rather lovely thing, a contemporary work that challenges notions of identity, bias, and stereotype, danced to music ranging from Chopin to Nico Muhly and Max Richter.
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AUGUST 3-7
COMPAGNIE HERVÉ KOUBI Ted Shawn Theatre | FRANCE/ALGERIA
Compagnie Hervé Koubi; photo Lou Damars
In their Pillow debut, this company of 12 outstanding men from Algeria and Burkina Faso deliver a jaw-dropping performance in What the Day Owes to the Night, packed with backflips, head spins, and a transcending emotional intensity. The Washington Post calls it “a stunning fusion of acrobatics, gymnastics, b-boying, modern dance, and ballet.”
NEW YORK THEATRE BALLET This intriguing chamber ballet company presents a range of works including Antony Tudor’s masterpiece Dark Elegies, an eloquent, somber ballet danced to Gustav Mahler’s song cycle “Kindertotenlieder”. Contemporary choreographer Pam Tanowitz’s Short Memory brings color and wit, and Richard Alston’s Such Longing is passionate and sweeping— both will be danced to live piano accompaniment.
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Amanda Treiber and Philip King of New York Theatre Ballet; photo Tom Caravaglia
Doris Duke Theatre | LIVE MUSIC
AUGUST 10-14
DORRANCE DANCE Ted Shawn Theatre LIVE MUSIC Michelle Dorrance is the latest of several Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award winners to receive a MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship, not to mention “one of the
most imaginative tap choreographers working today”
Michelle Dorrance; photo Christopher Duggan
(The New Yorker). Her company of tap dance stars and stellar musicians returns with ETM: Double Down, a surprising, innovative evening of dance and music now reimagined following a sold-out premiere at the Pillow in 2014.
MONUMENT
ADAM H. WEINERT
Adam H. Weinert and Frances Kruger; photo Zach Gross
Doris Duke Theatre
MONUMENT combines beautifully revived works by legends of modern dance with original contemporary choreography. With ingenuity, reverence, and grace, Adam Weinert and an ensemble of stellar dancers perform classic solos by Doris Humphrey and Jacob’s Pillow founder Ted Shawn before transporting
audiences to a new world that is “fleeting, mysterious and wholly alive” (The New York Times).
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AUGUST 17-20
FLEXN
Ted Shawn Theatre
powerful and provocative movement style.
FLEXN; photo Stephanie Berger, courtesy of Park Avenue Armory
Flex is an electrifying street dance, characterized by gliding, hat tricks, ‘bone breaking’, animation, and contortion, that has evolved from the Jamaican bruk-up style made popular in Brooklyn reggae clubs. Created by flex pioneer Reggie (Regg Roc) Gray and visionary director Peter Sellars, along with an outstanding cast of dancers from the flex community, FLEXN confronts today’s complicated social justice issues by combining raw personal narratives with this
AUGUST 17-21
PAM TANOWITZ DANCE Pam Tanowitz’s dances are celebrated for sharp energy and unpredictable rhythms. This contemporary evening features the eccentric, striking Heaven on One’s Head, and the story progresses as if in a dream of glittering surfaces, described as a love letter to romantic ballets. FLUX Quartet performs live for both dances, alongside a commissioned electronic score by Dan Siegler. The New York Times raves “Ms. Tanowitz is the wittiest choreographer since Mark Morris.”
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Melissa Toogood of Pam Tanowitz Dance; photo Christopher Duggan
Doris Duke Theatre | LIVE MUSIC
AUGUST 24-28
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BALLET
Angelica Generosa of Pacific Northwest Ballet; photo Angela Sterling
Ted Shawn Theatre
Peter Boal’s powerhouse company returns to close the season with a bang. Sum Stravinsky, danced to the composer’s “Dumbarton Oaks” concerto, is full of bright steps and brilliant pointework, and Benjamin Millepied’s fierce 3 Movements illuminates composer Steve Reich’s urgent, minimalist score. A world premiere commission provides the perfect finish for this thrilling engagement.
Festival Finale
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27
The ultimate dance party!
SOULEYMANE BADOLO
Souleymane Badolo; photo Nina Mouritzen
Doris Duke Theatre | LIVE MUSIC Born in Burkina Faso and based in Brooklyn, dancer and choreographer Souleymane “Solo” Badolo explores the delicate balance between maintaining roots and beginning again. In Yimbégré, he and fellow dancer Sylvestre Koffitse Akakpo-Adzaku perform with master drummer Mamoudou Konate in an incredibly
contemporary, athletic movement style deeply grounded in African traditions. 413.243.0745 | jacobspillow.org
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Members get access to different exclusive benefits at each level. Perks include discounts at the Pillow Store, parking passes, invitations to events with artists, and more!
January 11
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January 19 (TUES)
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January 25
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February 1
Members $1,000+ SUBSCRIPTION PACKAGES
February 8
Subscriptions | Members $500+
February 10 (WED)
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February 22
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March 7
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March 14
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March 28
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SPECIAL THANKS to these institutions for their generous support The Barrington Foundation; Berkshire Bank Foundation; Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation; Capezio/Ballet Makers Dance Foundation; Chervenak-Nunnallé Foundation; The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation; Enterprise Holdings Foundation; Doris Duke Charitable Foundation; Engaging Dance Audiences, administered by Dance/USA and made possible with generous funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation; The Frances Alexander Family Fund; Howard Gilman Foundation; Greylock Federal Credit Union; Harkness Foundation for Dance; William Randolph Hearst Foundation; Highland Street Foundation; Irving Harris Foundation; The Leir Charitable Foundations, In memory of Henry J. and Erna D. Leir; Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency; The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Mertz Gilmore Foundation; National Dance Project of the New England Foundation for the Arts; National Endowment for the Arts; NBT Bank; NIB Foundation; Onota Foundation; The Claudia and Steven Perles Family Foundation; The Prospect Hill Foundation; Puffin Foundation, Ltd.; Neal Rantoul Foundation; The Jerome Robbins Foundation; Arch W. Shaw Foundation; Shelby Cullom Davis Charitable Fund; The SHS Foundation; Dr. Robert C. and Tina Sohn Foundation; The Shubert Foundation; The Spingold Foundation; Talented Students in the Arts Initiative, a collaboration of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and Surdna Foundation; The Velmans Foundation; Weissman Family Foundation; and Jacob’s Pillow Business Partners.
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WED, THURS, FRI, SAT 8PM SAT & SUN 2PM
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Che Malambo Gauthier Dance Hubbard Street Dance Chicago BalletX Wendy Whelan & Brian Brooks Compagnie Hervé KOUBI
6/22-6/26 6/29-7/3 7/6-7/10
$75, $65, $45 $69, $59, $39 $75, $65, $45 $75, $65, $45
Dorrance Dance
8/10-8/14
TED SHAWN THEATRE
FLEXN Pacific Northwest Ballet Sat, Aug 27 Festival Finale Benefit
DORIS DUKE THEATRE
Juan Siddi Flamenco Bereishit Dance Company And Still You Must Swing
7/13-7/17
+ Thurs 2pm show
7/20-7/24
$69, $59, $39
7/27-7/31
$75, $65, $45
8/3-8/7
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8/17-8/20 8/24-8/28 DATES
6/22-6/26 6/29-7/3 7/6-7/10
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starting April 1
$10 YOUTH TICKETS and $19 UNDER 35 FRIDAYS
Youth Tickets for all shows
Mariko’s Magical Mix
7/13-7/17
Wed, 4:15pm Thurs & Fri, 2:15pm; 4:15pm Sat, 11:15am; 4:15pm Sun, 11:15am; 2:15pm
ZviDance ARIAS Company New York Theatre Ballet MONUMENT/ Adam H. Weinert Pam Tanowitz Dance Souleymane Badolo
7/20-7/24 7/27-7/31 8/3-8/7
$45, $35, $25 $45, $35, $25 $45, $35, $25
8/10-8/14
$45, $35, $25
8/17-8/21
$45, $35, $25
Sat, Aug 27 Festival Finale Benefit
SPECIAL EVENTS
Member Event: Meet the Pillow’s new Director!
8/24-8/28
$45, $35, $25
Finale Tickets $75, $50
DATE
DETAILS
6/11
FREE for Members
Season Opening Gala
6/18
jacobspillow.org/gala
Member & Volunteer Day
TBA
FREE for Members & Volunteers
Ted Shawn Circle Reception
7/28
FREE for TSC Members
A Jazz Happening
8/21, 5pm
$65, $45, $25
Festival Finale
8/27, 8pm
$100-$50
announced and on sale April 1 Prices are subject to change. A $9 Handling Fee is applied to each order, but is waived for group orders and walk-up sales. Discounts, including coupons and vouchers, must be requested at time of purchase and cannot be issued retroactively or combined. Member Pre-Sale does not apply to special events SEATING requests are not guaranteed. No standing in the theaters. Every person, including infants, must have a ticket to enter theater. Wheelchair seating must be requested when ordering. Late seating is at the discretion of the House Manager. Dogs must be leashed on grounds; only official service dogs are permitted in theaters. EXCHANGES are free to subscribers up to 48 hours in advance; non-Subscriber exchanges are $5-$10 per ticket. Tickets may be exchanged between theaters for the value of the higher priced ticket; differences in ticket prices must be paid and cannot be refunded. Exchanged tickets must be received by the Box Office at least 48 hours before performance. Tax-deduction receipts can be issued for donated tickets. PROGRAMS, casts, and prices are subject to change without notice. TICKET RESALE on Pillow grounds is prohibited. NO REFUNDS.
JACOB’S PILLOW AND MASS MoCA PRESENT
ZVIDANCE
ZviDance; photo Stephen de las Heras
April 23, 8pm
Experience this work-in-progress showing, then get excited for the company’s Festival engagement! At MASS MoCA, they will show excerpts of On the Road, a multimedia work that contemplates the social upheaval of the 1960s and 1970s. Tickets at massmoca.org
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PERFORMANCES ARE JUST THE BEGINNING
Create your own Festival experience with more than 350 free and ticketed performances, talks, tours, classes, exhibits, films, and more! Events take place June 22–August 28, 2016. Complete schedule of free events will be announced in May.
Outdoor Inside/Out performances are popular with all ages. Enjoy a variety of dance companies and styles on the Henry J. Leir Stage at the Marcia and Seymour Simon Performance Space. Wednesdays through Saturdays, 6:15–7pm, FREE (When it rains, performances will be moved indoors to a studio with limited seating or cancelled)
Guided Tours of our National Historic Landmark are offered twice a week, or you can explore on your own anytime with a self-guided tour map. Thursdays and Saturdays, 5:30pm, FREE
Community Dance Classes are offered throughout the week, including Morning Classes, Master Classes with Festival Artists (Sunday), and Families Dance Together workshops for children and adults (Thursday). Pilates, ballet, modern, and more. Schedule posted online in May, $8–15 per class.
PillowTalks offer fun and interesting views into the world of dance with choreographers, filmmakers, writers, and scholars. Fridays 5–6pm and Saturdays 4–5pm, FREE
Sunday Screenings in Blake’s Barn highlight new and notable dance films, including the Pillow documentary Never Stand Still. Select Sundays 4:30–6pm (ticketed event, $10)
Pre-Show Talks given by Pillow Scholars offer helpful insight on performances. 30 minutes before every show, in Blake’s Barn or on the Doris Duke Theatre porch, FREE
Post-Show Talks with artists and Scholars occur once a week in each theatre right after the show. Thursdays in the Doris Duke Theatre and Fridays in the Ted Shawn Theatre, FREE
The Archives have now been greatly expanded so you can explore dance from the early 1900s to today by browsing our extensive collection of books, photos, videos, and more. Plus, dance photography and art exhibits offer new views on the art of dance. Open every day, noon to end of shows, FREE
Observe Dancers of The School at Jacob’s Pillow at work in studios, classes, and rehearsals. All week, call ahead or see onsite signs for times, FREE $10 Youth Ticket shows, and family dance classes offer a chance to experience the arts together. Or simply picnic, relax, and enjoy our beautiful grounds!
Dining Options include a full service restaurant and bar, plus sandwiches, salads, snacks, coffee, and drinks. Check jacobspillow.org in May for new details
Shop at The Pillow Store for souvenirs, clothing, DVDs, books, and gifts for the aspiring dancer in your life. Open Wednesday through Sunday, hours vary. Visit thestore.jacobspillow.org
Explore Jacob’s Pillow Dance Interactive, our exciting online resource full of rare, recent, and historic dance videos from the 1930s through 2015. Visit danceinteractive.jacobspillow.org
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Pacific Northwest Ballet; photo Angela Sterling
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