PARIS OPERA JUNIOR BALLET
PARIS OPERA JUNIOR BALLET
PARIS OPERA JUNIOR BALLET
Paris Opera Ballet’s newly-formed junior company make their Linbury Theatre debut as part of Next Generation Festival.
Paris Opera Ballet’s newly-formed junior company make their Linbury Theatre debut as part of Next Generation Festival.
Paris Opera Ballet’s newly-formed junior company make their Linbury Theatre debut as part of Next Generation Festival.
Fondation BNP Paribas, Kinoshita Group, Grow @ Annenberg, Alain and Caroline Rauscher, Yleana Arce Foundation, Bertrand and Nathalie Ferrier, Fondation Caris, Fonds Haplotes and The Rudolf Nureyev Foundation
Background
Paris Opera Junior Ballet was created in 2024 as an incubator for young talent. The company consists of nine female and nine male dancers aged 17 to 23. The company trains and performs alongside the historic Paris Opera Ballet.
They make their Linbury Theatre debut in this Season’s Next Generation Festival.
Opening their programme is George Balanchine’s work of highly-charged virtuosic Romanticism, Allegro Brillante. Maurice Béjart’s Cantata 51 follows, a joyful work inspired by the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. The programme continues with Annabelle López Ochoa’s Requiem for a Rose. Set to music by Schubert, the work explores the themes of fleeting romance and eternal love. The programme concludes with Mi Favourita by Paris Opera Ballet Dance Director José Martinez. The work pays tribute to the many pioneers of ballet that have come before him.
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Next Generation Festival takes place in The Linbury Theatre and Clore Studio.
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