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Studio D at Ballet West's Nine Sinatra Songs

Ballet West

April 19, 2008

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Join Studio D for the last bash of the season at Ballet West's Utah premiere of Twyla Tharp's Nine Sinatra Songs. In addition to the four ballet program, Studio D members will enjoy an after party hosted by Caffe Molise, featuring fresh Italian cuisine inspired by the Molise region of Italy. Studio D is a unique program that offers single, partnered, and married 20- to 40-somethings a great discount on cutting edge dance performances by Ballet West, RDT and Ririe-Woodbury as well as the opportunity to socialize with other young professionals and performers from the dance community during after-parties at some of Salt Lake's trendiest restaurants and clubs. Membership is FREE! For more information and to sign up visit: www.StudioDUtah.org.

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  Tickets: $18-$66/Each

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  Dates:
  April 19, 2008

  Times:
  Saturday 7:30pm

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  Capitol Theatre

  50 West 200 South Salt Lake City, UT 84101

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  • Event Name: Nine Sinatra Songs
    "Ballet West Brilliant"
    Review posted by: Avid Fan from Salt Lake City, Apr 19, 2008
    

    Last night's opening program showed BW at its most brilliant. It was a strong and varied program with opportunities to see the dancers in unexpected and surprising roles. Serenade was particularly... Expand

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    Last night's opening program showed BW at its most brilliant. It was a strong and varied program with opportunities to see the dancers in unexpected and surprising roles. Serenade was particularly breathtaking in the overall presentation and stylistic interpretation. While special recognition needs to go to Ms. Bennet and Ms. Crews for their performances, kudos must also go to the corps who were flawless. Mr. Ruud shone in the Hamlet & Ophelia Pas de Deux. It was delightful to see Ms. Brenneman's take on the challenging role of Ophelia. Although technically strong, I personally would've enjoyed a more dramatic expressiveness in this poignant role. Continuo presented the Company men with a great opportunity to showcase their respective strenghts. Regrettably, while it did this for some (Bravo, Mr.Sellars!)it also showed the need for improvement in others. The Company excelled in Sinatra Songs and had the audience humming in the lobby on leaving. Great evening of dance. Thank you BW! Collapse

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