Borderland

Borderland, a ballet choreographed by Price Suddarth.  Premiere: Pacific Northwest Ballet's Next Step Performance June 13, 2014.  With music by J.S. Bach, costume design by Larae Hascall and Pauline Smith and lighting design by Randall G. Chiarelli.

"Dramatic, elegant beauty."  "The audience was invited to get lost in the movement which eventually ended with a fantastic duet." - Rewards of Dancing.wordpress.com 

 

Borderland: the state of being where the mind is caught between two realms-- awake and asleep.  The ballet opens on four dancers, as if from a dream, emerging out of the darkness. In following the unpredictable path of a dream, they travel back and forth between hauntingly silent tranquility and explosively manic tension.  The work invites the viewer to remove themselves from the predictable and immerse themselves instead into this rapidly changing experience.

"Dramatic, elegant beauty."  "The audience was invited to get lost in the movement which eventually ended with a fantastic duet." - Rewards of Dancing.wordpress.com 

 

Borderland: the state of being where the mind is caught between two realms-- awake and asleep.  The ballet opens on four dancers, as if from a dream, emerging out of the darkness. In following the unpredictable path of a dream, they travel back and forth between hauntingly silent tranquility and explosively manic tension.  The work invites the viewer to remove themselves from the predictable and immerse themselves instead into this rapidly changing experience.

Borderland

Premiere: Pacific Northwest Ballet's Next Step Performance June 13, 2014

Music: J.S. Bach

Costume Design: Larae Hascall, Pauline Smith 

Lighting Design: Randall G. Chiarelli

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