Concerto Barocco Music by
Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto Barocco Choreography by
George Balachine
The Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody) Music by
Frederic Chopin
The Concert (or, The Perils of Everybody) Choreography by
Jerome Robbins
Location
Reynolds Hall
The Smith Center
for the Performing Arts
Concerto Barocco, set to Bach’s Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins is one of George Balanchine’s greatest ballets. Often described as music made visible, Balanchine’s eloquent movement exquisitely personifies the virtuosic energy of the instruments themselves.
Jerome Robbins’ The Concert is a delightfully comic send-up of an all-Chopin recital where a cast of quirky attendees allow their minds to wander, revealing their imaginative secret fantasies. The laugh-out-loud antics of these eccentric characters make for a genuine crowd-pleaser while delivering remarkable insight into the imperfections of human relationships, and the foibles and insecurities within us all.
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As a courtesy to our ticket holders, no children under 5 years of age are admitted to the performances.
