13.06.–17.07.2026 / Ballet
Signaturen
Hans van Manen / David Dawson / Bridget Breiner
Sat 30.11.2024
Opernhaus Düsseldorf
19:30 - 22:15
For the last time this season Ballet
Dates
17:30 - 19:00
Ballett-Workshop Ballet
19:30 - 22:15
Premiere Ballet
19:30 - 22:15
Audiodescription Ballet
19:30 - 22:15
Ballet
18:30 - 21:15
Audiodescription Ballet
Afterwards: Nachgefragt
15:00 - 17:45
Family card Ballet
19:30 - 22:15
For the last time this season Ballet
Content
Pure ballet: virtuoso, energetic, intense
Four Schumann Pieces
World premiere on 31 January 1975, London, The Royal Ballet
Empire Noir
World premiere on 17 June 2015, Het Muziektheater Amsterdam, Dutch National Ballet
Biolographie
World premiere on October 19, 2024, Deutsche Oper am Rhein Opera House Düsseldorf, Ballett am Rhein
World premiere on 31 January 1975, London, The Royal Ballet
Empire Noir
World premiere on 17 June 2015, Het Muziektheater Amsterdam, Dutch National Ballet
Biolographie
World premiere on October 19, 2024, Deutsche Oper am Rhein Opera House Düsseldorf, Ballett am Rhein
These three impressive signature styles kick off with “Four Schumann Pieces” by the Dutch grand master Hans van Manen. It is a ballet full of romance and elegance, in which the drama of emotional states, dreams, desires and fears is counterpointed with the clear movement language so typical of van Manen.
David Dawson's “Empire Noir” transports us into a world shimmering with energy. Rapid and relentless on his own journey through the darkness of the night, the acrobatic pas de deux, the constant change of formations and the driving beat of Greg Haines' composition take your breath away.
In “Biolographie”, Bridget Breiner, guided by Sergei Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2, creates three loosely connected worlds that all deal with the question of what shapes us.
David Dawson's “Empire Noir” transports us into a world shimmering with energy. Rapid and relentless on his own journey through the darkness of the night, the acrobatic pas de deux, the constant change of formations and the driving beat of Greg Haines' composition take your breath away.
In “Biolographie”, Bridget Breiner, guided by Sergei Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 2, creates three loosely connected worlds that all deal with the question of what shapes us.
Music
FOUR SCHUMANN PIECES
Robert Schumann
Streichquartett in A-Dur, Opus 41, Nr. 3 (arrangiert für Streichorchester von Martin Yates)
EMPIRE NOIR
Greg Haines
Empire Noir (neu arrangiert)
BIOLOGRAPHIE
Sergei Rachmaninow
2. Klavierkonzert op. 18 in c-Mol
Robert Schumann
Streichquartett in A-Dur, Opus 41, Nr. 3 (arrangiert für Streichorchester von Martin Yates)
EMPIRE NOIR
Greg Haines
Empire Noir (neu arrangiert)
BIOLOGRAPHIE
Sergei Rachmaninow
2. Klavierkonzert op. 18 in c-Mol