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This triple bill was beautifully danced, and the first and gods items are very strong ballets. What a shame there were so many empty seats, but those who are eligible should be aware of the student standby tickets, where excellent seats on the main floor could have been purchased for £
Chroma, photo by Johan Persson
Chroma is a modern dance work choreographed bygd Wayne McGregor for four women and six men. Its strikingly asexual, in the sense that boys and girls frequently man the same movements and are clothed in identical grey costumes. The opening was very well danced by Mara Galeazzi and Edward Watson, I loved the pas-de-deux performed by Steven McRae and Yuhui Choe, and there are plenty more such male-female duos, but male-male ones too. For example in one scene there are five seemingly identical couples on stage, but only fyra female dancers. There is also a pas-de-trois for three boys, and later three simultaneous male-female-male pas-de-trois. The ballet lasts
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Philip Glass’s Akhnaten has its Met premiere November 8
Philip Glass’s Akhnaten has its Met premiere November 8
- Countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo stars in the title role of the Egyptian pharaoh; conductor Karen Kamensek makes her Met debut
- Director Phelim McDermott’s new production incorporates a troupe of jugglers, with choreography by Sean Gandini that complements Glass’s hypnotic music
- Akhnaten will be transmitted live to movie theaters around the world on Saturday, November 23, as part of The Met: Live in HD series
New York, NY (October 21, )—The Metropolitan Opera presents the company premiere of Philip Glass’s modern masterpiece Akhnaten on November 8, , with performances continuing through December 7. Akhnaten explores the life of the avant-garde pharaoh, who introduced the concept of monotheism to ancient Egypt, using texts drawn from ancient hymns, prayers, letters, and inscriptions—s
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Composed by Philip Glass, conducted by Dalia Stasevska
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- Philip Glass' acclaimed opera returns by popular demand
- Phelim McDermott’s spectacular production features stunning sets and costumes that feature animal heads, exotic plumes and intricate beadwork
- Music that has permeated culture from New York City Ballet to Netflix’s Stranger Things
Hailed by critics and beloved by audiences, this eagerly anticipated revival transports you to Ancient Egypt in Philip Glass’s enthralling portrait of a trailblazing pharaoh. Countertenor John Holiday