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Richmond Ballet performs Jessica Lang's Works

With her New York City full-evening debut in mind, choreographer Jessica Lang knew exactly which company of dancers would best represent her work: Richmond Ballet. In March, the professional company will perform three of Lang's works during a special event at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts celebrating her innovative choreography.

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Richmond Ballet Presents A Midsummer Night's Dream

Join the mischievous sprite Puck as his matchmaking goes awry in William Shakespeare's topsy-turvy comedy, A Midsummer Night's Dream, from February 8 to 10, 2008. Director and choreographer William Soleau will merge the talents of Richmond Ballet, Richmond Symphony, the Richmond Symphony Chorus, Virginia Opera soloists and special guest narrators in this collaborative interpretation of the Bard's riotous play.

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De Mille Protégée Gives Richmond Ballet A 'Rose'

A Rose for Miss Emily would have wilted without the guidance of Gemze de Lappe, the acclaimed dancer on whom legendary choreographer Agnes de Mille created the title role of Miss Emily. Miss de Lappe brought both the form and the essence of this passionate ballet with her to Richmond when she reconstructed A Rose for Miss Emily for Richmond Ballet's Studio 2, which opens November 6.

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Richmond Ballet Presents Carmina Burana

Richmond Ballet's Studio Series kicks into high gear with the return of John Butler's contemporary masterwork, Carmina Burana March 27 - April 1. Set in the intimate confines of the Richmond Ballet Studio Theatre, Carmina Burana promises to deliver a sensory experience that is not to be missed. Not surprisingly, this Butler favorite also happens to be Richmond Ballet's most-requested work, and sold-out shows are expected.

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Richmond Ballet Hires Argentine Stars For Don Quixote

Richmond Ballet is pleased to announce the casting of the star-crossed lovers, Kitri and Basilio, for its upcoming romantic comedy, Don Quixote. These technically demanding roles will be danced by guest artists Silvina Perillo and Alejandro Parente of Teatro Colón Ballet of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Both critically acclaimed dancers have performed these challenging roles on three continents, and will surely illustrate Don Quixote's popular appeal.

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Don Quixote Takes Audience On Vivacious

Richmond Ballet presents one of the most exhilarating comedic ballets of all time, Don Quixote. Well-known for its juicy Spanish folk dancing, bravura technical moves and saucy comedic romance, Don Quixote promises to entertain audiences of all ages and backgrounds (from February 9 to February 11).

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