Ballet Arizona takes on classic film scores in new Phoenix production
‘Moving Movies’ takes the stage in February
“Moving Movies,” staged by Ballet Arizona in February, will combine classic film scores and ballet choreography.
(Ballet Arizona YouTube channel)
Ballet Arizona celebrates cinematic classics with its world premiere production of “Moving Movies” in February.
“Travel back in time to the golden age of Hollywood with a unique dance experience that takes ballet from the stage to the big screen,” a press release states.
Written and choreographed by resident choreographer Nayon Iovino, “Moving Movies” will feature a new, full-length story ballet about a famous movie studio director who is abducted by opportunistic villains. See if a hero will make it in time to save the day.
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Ballet Arizona takes on classic film scores in new Phoenix production
‘Moving Movies’ takes the stage in February
(Ballet Arizona YouTube channel)
“Moving Movies,” staged by Ballet Arizona in February, will combine classic film scores and ballet choreography.
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IF YOU GO
What: “Moving Movies”
When: Feb. 15-18
Where: Symphony Hall, 75 N. 2nd St., Phoenix
Tickets: Visit balletaz.org/performance/moving-movies-2024/ or call 602-381-1096
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Ballet Arizona celebrates cinematic classics with its world premiere production of “Moving Movies” in February.
“Travel back in time to the golden age of Hollywood with a unique dance experience that takes ballet from the stage to the big screen,” a press release states.
Written and choreographed by resident choreographer Nayon Iovino, “Moving Movies” will feature a new, full-length story ballet about a famous movie studio director who is abducted by opportunistic villains. See if a hero will make it in time to save the day.
The production runs Feb. 15-18, with the Phoenix Symphony, at Symphony Hall, 75 N. 2nd St., in downtown Phoenix.
Audiences will hear the “James Bond Suite” by John Barry, “West Side Story Overture” by Leonard Bernstein, Nino Rota’s “Orchestral Suite” from Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita,” plus iconic scores by John Williams from the “Indiana Jones” franchises and more.
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