Lauded for its versatility and innovative repertory, Columbus, OH based BalletMet will grace the stage with a program featuring a stunning Northrop Centennial Commission and a joyful ode to music through dance. Timeless Tide brings swirling energy onstage to depict the gravitational pull of time and the countless interactions that guide its continuous momentum. Set to an original score by Michel Banabila, it is the latest work from acclaimed artistic director, dancer, and choreographer Yue Yin. World-renowned choreographer Edwaard Liang’s Seasons, inspired by Max Richter’s reimagining of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, gracefully depicts the cycle of seasons with dynamic movement and evocative imagery.

 

You might enjoy this performance if you loved: 

10,000 Dreams: A Celebration of Asian Choreography, Martha Graham Dance Company CAVE, Cloud Gate Dance Company, or Vietnamese Student Association performances.

Performance Program

Watch this space. The program will be shared closer to the event date.

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Quotes / Reviews

“As one of the first Asian American artistic directors for a major U.S. company, Edwaard Liang has been a groundbreaker in ballet.”—POINTE

2024-25 Season Image with Dance Theatre of Harlem

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