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Annie
Johnson | Photo by Harald Schrader Photography
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Still invigorated by a year of standing ovations and
critical success, American Repertory Ballet (ARB) is thrilled to
reveal its dramatic 2022/23 season.
“Building upon the renewed affirmation that dance
impassions the hearts, bodies and minds of our communities, American
Repertory Ballet will continue to blaze new trails and present
distinctive programming within the industry,” says Artistic Director
Ethan Stiefel. “Our belief that modern voices
igniting new creations, alongside original interpretations of iconic
classical works, speaks to our pursuit of being uniquely timeless and
relevant. The upcoming season captures this feeling and keeps
us steadfast in being authentic and singularly American Repertory
Ballet.”
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Photo
by Rosalie O'Connor Photography
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KALEIDOSCOPE
September 23-25 | New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
Kaleidoscope is an innovative
program featuring a new creation by ARB’s own Ryoko Tanaka and
pianist-composer Ian Howells. Audience favorite, Claire Davison’s Bewitched (set
to Ella Fitzgerald’s iconic vocals) is certain to delight alongside a
dazzling classical pas de deux showcasing the balletic bravura of
ARB’s artists. Also commissioned for the program is a unique
collaboration between choreographer Da’ Von Doane (formerly of Dance
Theatre of Harlem) and New Jersey-based visual artist Grace Lynne
Haynes, whose creations have graced the cover of The New Yorker
magazine among others.
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THE NUTCRACKER
November 25-December 18 | Multiple Venues
American Repertory Ballet’s beloved production of The Nutcracker
returns with performances at four venues throughout New Jersey
beginning November 25, 2022, at Princeton’s McCarter Theatre Center
and closing December 16-18, 2022, at State Theatre New Jersey, with a
full orchestra and youth choir. This holiday favorite tells the
magical story of Clara and her Nutcracker Prince as they battle toy
soldiers and larger-than-life mice, and travel through a whirlwind of
dancing snowflakes to the Land of Sweets. Greeted by the Sugar Plum
Fairy and her Cavalier, Clara enjoys a suite of brilliant and joyful
dances before opening her eyes to the familiar sights of her home,
wondering if it was all a dream.
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Giselle
scenic rendering designed by
Howard Jones
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GISELLE
March 3-5 | New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
Making its American Repertory Ballet premiere at the New
Brunswick Performing Arts Center, March 3-5, 2023, Ethan Stiefel and
Johan Kobborg (formerly of the Royal Ballet and the Royal Danish
Ballet) will present their co-choreographed Giselle. The
celebrated and moving production, which had its world premiere at the
Royal New Zealand Ballet in 2012 and has toured the globe, will be
restaged and partially redesigned specifically for American Repertory
Ballet by an award-winning and renowned creative team. With universal
themes of love, betrayal, and forgiveness, Giselle is one
of the most popular and beloved full-length story ballets of all
time.
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Erikka
Reenstierna-Cates and Jonathan Montepara | Photo by Rosalie O'Connor
Photography
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Kaye Playhouse
March 25 | New York City
In addition to ARB’s local venues, the company returns
to the Kaye Playhouse at New York’s Hunter College for one
performance on Saturday, March 25, 2023, with a mixed repertoire
program never-before-seen by New York audiences.
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Clara
Pavel | Photo by Rosalie O'Connor Photography
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PREMIERE3
June 9-11 | New Brunswick Performing Arts Center
PREMIERE3 features the company premiere and revival of Arthur
Mitchell’s invigorating Holberg
Suite set to the music of Edvard Grieg, as well as highly
anticipated world premieres by Amy Seiwert and Ethan Stiefel.
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For more information about the 2022/23 season
performances
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In need of more information? Contact us today 1-609-921-7758
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American Repertory Ballet is a nonprofit organization
with award winning artistic, educational, and community engagement
programs.
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American Repertory Ballet
301 N. Harrison Street
Princeton, NJ 08540