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The advent of spring means the return of Compagnia Opus Ballet, direct from Florence, Italy, for a new performance with Florida’s own Dance NOW! Miami on Sunday, March 17, at 3 pm.
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The advent of spring can mean just one thing – the return of Compagnia Opus Ballet, direct from Florence, Italy, for a new performance with Florida’s own Dance NOW! Miami. On Sunday, March 17, at 3 pm, the two ensembles will share the stage of the Miami Theater Center in Miami Shores. The afternoon will include a new, joint version of Gli Altri/The Others, and other works from each group.
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This presentation of Gli Altri/The Others is the culmination of an international cultural partnership. Dance NOW! Miami traveled to Florence last July to work with Compagnia Opus Ballet, developing an expanded piece incorporating a blended cast and new sections never-before seen in Miami. Gli Altri/The Others, which had its original world premiere last May, was originally choreographed by Dance NOW! Artistic Directors Hannah Baumgarten and Diego Salterini, and marries filmmaker Federico Fellini’s cinematic imagery with confessional storytelling to create unique symbolism. The work is a social commentary on the identities of marginalized people.
“This Italian-centric work was the perfect vehicle for a collaboration with Opus Ballet, and we are excited to share the stage with them again in Miami,” said Salterini. It includes sets and lighting from Bruce F. Brown, costumes by Haydee and Maria Morales, and original music by Davidson Jaconello.
The program will also include an excerpt from The White Room, a new-to-Miami work from Opus Ballet, with choreography by Adriano Bolognino and music by Max Richter, Joep Beving and The National. This contemporary piece features nine performers in an abstract white space inspired by the painting, The Return From the Woods, by Giovanni Segantini. The afternoon will also feature an encore of Dance Now! Miami’s 2020 piece (B)orgia, a take on the Italian power family and its formidable matriarch.
Tickets are $45 general admission, and $25 for Miami Shores residents and $15 for students, with valid IDs. Advance tickets and full information are available at www.dancenowmiami.org/events/programtwo. The Miami Theater Center is fully wheelchair accessible, with adjacent on-street parking. It is located at 9806 NE 2nd Avenue in Miami Shores, FL. To request materials in accessible format, or any disability accommodation, visit www.dancenowmiami.org or contact Dance NOW! at (305) 975-8489 and info@dancenowmiami.org.
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This presentation of Gli Altri/The Others is the culmination of an international cultural partnership. Dance NOW! Miami traveled to Florence last July to work with Compagnia Opus Ballet, developing an expanded piece incorporating a blended cast and new sections never-before seen in Miami. Gli Altri/The Others, which had its original world premiere last May, was originally choreographed by Dance NOW! Artistic Directors Hannah Baumgarten and Diego Salterini, and marries filmmaker Federico Fellini’s cinematic imagery with confessional storytelling to create unique symbolism. The work is a social commentary on the identities of marginalized people.
“This Italian-centric work was the perfect vehicle for a collaboration with Opus Ballet, and we are excited to share the stage with them again in Miami,” said Salterini. It includes sets and lighting from Bruce F. Brown, costumes by Haydee and Maria Morales, and original music by Davidson Jaconello.
The program will also include an excerpt from The White Room, a new-to-Miami work from Opus Ballet, with choreography by Adriano Bolognino and music by Max Richter, Joep Beving and The National. This contemporary piece features nine performers in an abstract white space inspired by the painting, The Return From the Woods, by Giovanni Segantini. The afternoon will also feature an encore of Dance Now! Miami’s 2020 piece (B)orgia, a take on the Italian power family and its formidable matriarch.
Tickets are $45 general admission, and $25 for Miami Shores residents and $15 for students, with valid IDs. Advance tickets and full information are available at www.dancenowmiami.org/events/programtwo. The Miami Theater Center is fully wheelchair accessible, with adjacent on-street parking. It is located at 9806 NE 2nd Avenue in Miami Shores, FL. To request materials in accessible format, or any disability accommodation, visit www.dancenowmiami.org or contact Dance NOW! at (305) 975-8489 and info@dancenowmiami.org.
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