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Ballet in Cinema: Outstanding Ballets From Around the World
In partnership with New York-based Emerging Pictures, the Rose is pleased to begin the new series Ballet in Cinema, featuring some of the finest ballet companies from around the world. European dance companies represented include The Bolshoi Ballet in Russia, the Royal Ballet in London, Paris Opera Ballet, Teatro alla Scala in Milan, the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona, and the Nederlands Dans Theater in the Netherlands.
With over 209 venues across the country, Emerging Pictures represents a network of independent film distribution and theatres showcasing the latest digital technology. In addition to ballet, the Rose will have access to Emerging's extensive line-up of international and independent films, concerts, live theater and film festivals.
Tickets go on sale Friday, August 31 at the box office and online here.
General Admission $15, Seniors $14, Students/Children $12.
 Move to Move - Nederlands Dans Theater
Sunday, September 30, 10:45 a.m. (Purchase Tickets)
Tuesday, October 2, 10:45 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
The Nederlands Dan Theater is one of the most exciting and glamorous ensembles to come to the big screen. Move to Move is a program of four contemporary masterpieces that the Sunday Herald called "a retina-shredding spectacle of passion and power by the world's most magnificent dancers."
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 La Fille Mal Gardée - Royal Ballet, London
Sunday, October 21, 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
Tuesday, October 23, 11:00 a.m.
(Purchase Ticket)
Delightful comedy and virtuosic choreography abound in this sunny and beloved production about Lise, her suitor Colas, and Lise's larger-than-life mother who tries to marry her off to the simpleton son of a rich neighbor. Funny and touching and filled with glorious detailed movement. "Breathtaking." -The New York Times.
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S wan Lake - Royal Ballet, London
Sunday, November 4, 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
Tuesday, November 6, 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
The battle between white and black swans unfolds in Swan Lake, surely the greatest of all Romantic ballets. Tchaikovsky's haunting music heightens the moves of prima ballerina Zenaida Yanowsky in this definitive production from the Royal Ballet.
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 Romeo and Juliet - Royal Ballet, London
Sunday, November 18, 10:30 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
Tuesday, November 20, 10:30 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
"Many other versions of Prokofiev's Shakespeare drama have been staged, but none have challenged the vivid and compelling supremacy of this one." -The New York Times. The seamless, naturalistic and musicaly attentive dance, combined with a memorable score created a 20th-century ballet classic.
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 Giselle - Royal Ballet, London
Sunday, December 2, 10:45 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
Tuesday, December 4, 10:45 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
Giselle, one of the greatest Romantic ballets is sensitively rendered in Peter Wright's production from the Royal Ballet. The titular role - one of the most demanding in the canon - is expertly danced by Critics' Circle National dance Award Winner Marianela Nunez. Fellow winner Rupert Pennefather co-stars as Albrecht.
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 The Nutcracker - Royal Ballet, London
Sunday, December 23, 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
A magician with secrets, an enchanted gift, a guiding angel and a visit through the Land of Snow to the Kingdom of Sweets. It must be the holiday favorite, The Nutcracker. This now classic Royal Ballet production creates the world of the 19-century onstage, with a Christmas tree that magically grows and toy soldiers that come to life.
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 The Sleeping Beauty Royal Ballet, London
Saturday 1/19 (Purchase Ticket)
Tuesday 1/22 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Ticket)
The Sleeping Beauty is a perfect marriage of Marius Petipa's choreography, Tchaikovsky's music and a glorious challenge for every dancer on stage. It remains the apotheosis of regal Russian classicism and a tapestry of unrivaled richness. Lauren Cuthbertson and Sergei Polunin are the principal dancers. (Saturday's presentation will be in the Rosebud, Tuesday's in the Rose)
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Notre-Dame de Paris - La Scala
Sunday 3/17 (Purchase Tickets)
Tuesday 3/19 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Tickets)
View the Trailer HERE
2 hours, 35 min., including one intermission.
Notre-Dame de Paris, inspired by Victor Hugo's novel, with music by Maurice Jarre, sets by Rene Allio and the renowned costumes of Yves Saint-Laurent, returns to La Scala after more than ten years since its last performance. Once again it will be celebrating Roland Petit and his ability to evoke and synthesize the essential core of the story. His vision, brought alive by the choreography, sets, costumes, music and theatricality is the culmination of his triumph in this production.
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BALLETS GREATEST HITS - YOUTH AMERICA GRAND PRIX GALA
Sunday 3/31| 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Tickets)
Tuesday 4/2 | 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Tickets)
View the Trailer HERE
1 hour, 30 min.
Presented by the largest international ballet competition, and subject of the award-winning ballet documentary First Position, Youth America Grand Prix's Ballet's Greatest Hits is a special Gala performance featuring some of the world's greatest and most exciting ballet stars from the American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, National Ballet of Canada and the Dutch National Ballet. Ballet's Greatest Hits is a star-studded performance not to miss.
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Esmeralda- Bolshoi Ballet
Sunday 4/21 @ 11:00 a.m (Purchase Tickets)
Tuesday 4/23 @ 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Tickets)
View the Trailer HERE
3 hrs.
Esmeralda is Victor Hugo's tale of love and loyalty triumphing over corruption, originally choreographed by Marius Petipa, with a new version by Yuri Burklava and Vasily Medvedev. The ballet stars prima ballerina Maria Alexandrova, who "infuses her perfectly shaped classical style with contemporary energy" (The New York Times) with Denis Savin, Ruslan Skvortsov. From the Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow.
Esmeralda replaces The Rite of Spring which has been postponed.
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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland - Royal Ballet, London
Sunday 5/5 @ 11:00 a.m. (Purchase Tickets)
Tuesday 5/7 @ 11:00 a.m.(Purchase Tickets)
View the Trailer HERE
Those familiar with Lewis Carroll's literary menagerie of colorful characters will enjoy the clarity with which Christopher Wheeldon portrays them in dance. The whole company is drawn into the fun, dancing a myriad of quirky characters: a twitchy White Rabbit, a tap dancing Mad Hatter, a sinuous caterpillar and so many more. Alice and the Knave of Hearts deftly danced by Principal Dancers Sarah Lamb and Frederico Bonelli, are at the centre of the story, and in the role of the Queen of Hearts, Zenaida Yanowsky is wittily captured with hilarious results.
"A dazzling affair...intoxicating and exceptional...[Wheeldon] -- along with everyone else involved in this mind-boggling production -- should also take a bow." -The Telegraph
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