2018-2019 Season Announcement Coming Soon!
Nutcracker: Short and Suite
November 16, 2017
Whites Chapel, Southlake, TX
Presented by Apex Arts League
The season opens with the return of the popular Nutcracker: Short and Suite in Southlake, TX at White’s Chapel presented by Apex Arts League. The production will build on the success of previous years with updated choreography and costumes.
A Ballet Christmas Carol
December 14-15, 2017 - 7:30PM
Moody Performance Hall, Dallas, TX
The subscription season opens with the return of A Ballet Christmas Carol which premiered last season. Audiences will see the classic Charles Dickens story but with the dance twist of a female Scrooge and the whole story taking place in the dance world: classes, rehearsals and on stage.
Beauty and Bach
February 17, 2018 - 7:30PM
February 18, 2018 - 2:30PM
Moody Performance Hall, Dallas, TX
Avant Chamber Ballet will return to Moody Performance Hall with Beauty and Bach in February. The performances will be a triple bill of three ballets with live music: George Balanchine's Concerto Barocco, with the Dallas premiere of Katie Cooper's Appalachian Spring, and Aurora's Wedding. Concerto Barocco will be staged by famed dancer-turned coach Nilas Martins. He is best known as a principal dancer of New York City Ballet but is also now one of only a few people entrusted with staging this iconic ballet. It is regarded as one of George Balanchine's best and most musical ballets performed to Bach's Double Violin Concerto.
Moving Music
April 21, 2018 - 7:30PM
April 22, 2018 - 2:30PM
Moody Performance Hall, Dallas, tX
Closing the season will be Moving Music - an exciting evening of new works and great masterpieces. Returning to the repertoire will be George Balanchine’s Valse Fantaisie, Paul Mejia’s Serenade in A and Christopher Wheeldon’s The American pas de deux all with live music. Finishing the evening will be Women’s Choreography Project. For the fourth year, Avant Chamber Ballet will commission two new works from female choreographers. One will be a winner of an international application process to be announced in the fall and the second is a new work from Bruce Wood Dance Project’s artistic director Kimi Nikaidoh.