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2012-2013 Season: Works by Bour, Foniadakis, Kylián, and Artistic Director Benoit-Swan Pouffer!

2012-2013 Season: Works by Bour, Foniadakis, Kylián, and Artistic Director Benoit-Swan Pouffer!

September 14, 2012

This weekend, the company travels to the Torino Dance Festival in Italy – the first stop on what promises to be an amazing 2012-2013 touring season! Coming up, Cedar Lake will also be traveling to Vancouver, Germany, and, for the first time ever, London. UK’s daily newspaper The Guardian recommends Cedar Lake’s UK premiere at London’s Sadler’s Wells in October as one of the must-see dance events in London this fall – check out the full article here! For a full list of upcoming tour date, please visit our Performance page.

We are also excited to be adding several works to our repertoire this year. French choreographer Julie Bour and Greek choreographer Andonis Foniadakis will be creating new works on the company. In addition Jiří Kylián’s multi-faceted Indigo Rose, will be restaged for the company. Check the website for premiere updates. Cedar Lake Artistic Director will also be creating a new work to premiere in Baden-Baden in June 2013.

On the site, you will also find new videos of Cedar Lake’s 2011-2012 repertoire additions and updates on the 2013 Cedar Lake 360º for young dancers will  be posted soon. Use the links below to stay in touch with us via Facebook and Twitter, for updates on rehearsals, company news, and upcoming events at Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet!

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  1. alessandra deidda
    September 22, 2012

    I live in Turin and I saw both shows you performed here. I think you are an amazing ballet company and you are working very well.
    Contemporary ballet is sometimes hard to be appreciated, but you are doing a great job in interpreting and helping people come to it.
    I really liked the choreography you played on Tuesday, Orbo Novo, and its particular and great scenery. And I really appreciated the two ballets Tuplet and Grace Engine, you performed on Thursday: this last one captures me, because I think it is very modern, metropolitan and it explores new forms of ‘classic’ elements (I am thinking of the pas de deux, for instance, or what it might remember it).

    Thank you for the two great shows! I hope you will come back to Turin soon or maybe see you somewhere around the world.

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