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Dance at the Music Center

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       Kirov Ballet's The Nutcracker       Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre 

    Ballet Hispanico        Nederlands Dans Theatre 1       Romeo and Juliet-American Ballet Theatre

Seating Chart


 

 


Kirov Ballet's The Nutcracker

Valery Gergiev, Artistic Director
Makhar Vaziev, Director of the Ballet

December 17 - 20, 2008

 

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Special Engagement

The KIROV BALLET, one of the world's most renowned ballet companies performs the beloved, family holiday classic The Nutcracker, accompanied by live orchestra. This fairy tale ballet, choreographed in 1934 by Vasily Vainonen, is filled with wonderment and child-like delight and will be dazzled audiences for 6 performances only.

"The Kirov's dancers have seemingly flawless technique and execution. They look powerful, commanding and beautiful. I would go back to see The Kirov in a heartbeat... I do believe The Kirov [performing The Nutcracker] have made a believer out of me."
- Critical Dance

 

PERFORMANCE DATES/ TIMES

All with live orchestra
Wednesday, December 17, 2008 7:30pm
Thursday, December 18, 2008 2:00pm
Thursday, December 18, 2008 7:30pm
Friday, December 19, 2008 7:30pm
Saturday, December 20, 2008 2:00pm
Saturday, December 20, 2008 7:30pm

 

PRE-PERFORMANCE LECTURES

  • Thirty Minute Lectures begin one hour prior to curtain and take place in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Grand Hall.
  • Light food available for purchase

 

PROGRAM INFORMATION
Program is subject to change. Casting will not be announced until the week of the engagement and is also subject to change

after announcement. Final casting for each performance will be announced as soon as it is known.

Program Choreographer/Composer
The Nutcracker Vasily Vainonen (1934)/Peter Tchaikovsky

 

 

 

Groups of 15+

Dates

Premium

Orchestra

Founders

Circle

Orchestra

Rear

Orchestra

Loge

Front

Balcony

Upper

Balcony

Obstructed

Balcony

Wednesday,

December 17

7:30pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Thursday,

December 18

2:00pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Thursday,

December 18

7:30pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Friday,

December 19

7:30pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Saturday,

December 20

2:00pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Saturday,

December 20

7:30pm

No Discount

$120 $100 $100 $65 $65 $40 $30 $30

Groups of 50+ Receive Two Additional Complimentary Tickets

* $15 Box Office charge will be added to each order.*

 

Call 714.577.8500 to Order Group Tickets

Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Call Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at 714.740.7878 or visit the box office.

 

 

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Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre

Judith Jamison, Artistic Director
Mazazumi Chaya, Associate Artistic Director

 

March 18 - 22, 2009

 

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

 

Join the celebration as ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER, America's cultural ambassador to the world, marks its 50th anniversary of bringing African-American cultural expression and the American modern dance tradition to the world's stages. A highlight of Ailey's 50th anniversary celebration will be the eagerly anticipated collaboration with Sweet Honey In The Rock. Performing live onstage with the incomparable Ailey dancers, the Grammy Award-winning female a cappella ensemble will match their soulful harmonies and intricate rhythms to company member Hope Boykin's powerful choreography.

Each performance will open with the showing of a short film, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at 50 - A Golden Anniversary Celebration commemorating the rich 50-year history of this internationally renowned dance company.

Program A features the Southern California premiere of a new work with music by Sweet Honey in The Rock. All programs include the inspirational Revelations.

"Revelations, Alvin Ailey's 1960 masterpiece, feels as new as spring, and as joyous as laughter."
- Seattle Times

PERFORMANCE DATES/ TIMES

Wednesday, March 18, 2009 (Program A)
With live accompaniment by Sweet Honey on the Rock
7:30pm
Thursday, March 19, 2009 (Program B) 7:30pm
Friday, March 20, 2009 (Program C) 7:30pm
Saturday, March 21, 2009 (Program C) 2:00pm
Saturday, March 21, 2009 (Program A) 7:30pm
Sunday, March 22, 2009 (Program B) 2:00pm

 

PRE-PERFORMANCE LECTURES

  • Thirty Minute Lectures begin one hour prior to curtain and take place in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Grand Hall.
  • Light food available for purchase

 

PROGRAM INFORMATION
Program is subject to change. Casting will not be announced until the week of the engagement and is also subject to change

after announcement. Final casting for each performance will be announced as soon as it is known.

Program A Choreographer/Composer
A new work
(Southern California premiere)
Hope Boykin/Sweet Honey In the Rock
Revelations Alvin Ailey/Music: Traditional
 
Program B Choreographer/Composer
Revelations Alvin Ailey/Music: Traditional
Additional Program TBA TBA
 
Program C Choreographer/Composer
Revelations Alvin Ailey/Music: Traditional
Additional Program TBA TBA

 

 

Groups of 15+

Dates

Premium

Orchestra

Founders

Circle

Orchestra

Rear

Orchestra

Loge

Front

Balcony

Upper

Balcony

Obstructed

Balcony

Wednesday,

March 18

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Thursday,

March 19

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Friday,

March 20

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Saturday,

March 21

2:00pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Saturday,

March 21

7:30pm

No Discount

$105 $85 $85 $60 $60 $35 $25 $25

Sunday,

March 22

2:00pm

No Discount

$105 $85 $85 $60 $60 $35 $25 $25

Groups of 50+ Receive Two Additional Complimentary Tickets

* $15 Box Office charge will be added to each order.*

 

Call 714.577.8500 to Order Group Tickets

Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Call Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at 714.740.7878 or visit the box office.

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Ballet Hispanico

Tina Ramirez, Artistic Director

June 5 - 7, 2009

 

Ahmanson Theatre


BALLET HISPANICO is widely recognized as one of the nation's most far-reaching Latino cultural institutions. Dedicated to exploring, preserving, and expanding the passion and joyous theatricality of Latino dance, BALLET HISPANICO presents an evening of repertory work that fuses ballet, modern and Latin dance forms into a spirited representation of contemporary Latino culture. Repertory includes the music of the legendary Tito Puente plus the intoxicating rhythms of the Conga, Rumba, Mambo and Cha Cha in Club Havana.

"Hot and cool, [Club Havana] takes Latin ballroom dances brought to the United States since the 1920s and artfully sews them together in choreography that could be performed only by classically trained dancers."
-New York Times

PERFORMANCE DATES/ TIMES

Friday, June 5, 2009 7:30pm
Saturday, June 6, 2009 7:30pm
Sunday, June 7, 2009 2:00pm


PRE-PERFORMANCE LECTURES

  • Thirty Minute Lectures begin one hour prior to curtain and take place in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Grand Hall.
  • Light food available for purchase

PROGRAM INFORMATION
Program is subject to change. Casting will not be announced until the week of the engagement and is also subject to change after announcement. Final casting for each performance will be announced as soon as it is known.

Program Choreographer/Composer
Club Havana Pedro Ruiz/Israel López, Rubén Gonzales, A.K. Salim, Perez Prado and Francisco Repilado
Additional Program TBA TBA

 

 

 

Groups of 15+

Dates

Premium

Orchestra

Orchestra

Rear

Orchestra

Front

Mezzanine

Rear

Mezzanine

Lower

Balcony

Upper

Balcony

Friday,

June 5

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25)

Saturday,

June 6

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25)

Sunday,

June 7

2:00pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25)

Groups of 50+ Receive Two Additional Complimentary Tickets

* $15 Box Office charge will be added to each order.*

 

Call 714.577.8500 to Order Group Tickets

Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Call Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at 714.740.7878 or visit the box office.

 

 

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Nederlands Dans Theatre 1

Anders Hellström, Artistic Director

 

June 26 - 28, 2009

 

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

 

NEDERLANDS DANS THEATER 1 (NDT) is truly European contemporary dance at its best. NDT continues to push the boundaries of modern dance with its innovative choreography, unique staging, and athletic, technical dancers. Continually providing mesmerizing contemporary dance experiences, NDT has inspired many of the worlds most noted and celebrated modern choreographers and dance companies.

Always unpredictable and exciting, the company performs Jirí Kylián's Wings of Wax, a dramatic piece combining the use of lighting, music and movement creating a work of great beauty and expressiveness. In The Second Person, Crystal Pite showcases the flexibility of the body and uses the physical capacity of the dancers to the maximum. The program also includes Shoot the Moon by Paul Lightfoot and Sol Len.

"Jirí Kylián has long been one of the prime movers and shakers of contemporary dance... he blends modern dance and ballet in a smooth continuum that makes it impossible to distinguish whether you are witnessing one or the other -- it is just great dance."
-Dance Insider

PERFORMANCE DATES/ TIMES

Friday, June 26, 2009 7:30pm
Saturday, June 27, 2009 7:30pm
Sunday, June 28, 2009 2:00pm

PRE-PERFORMANCE LECTURES

  • Thirty Minute Lectures begin one hour prior to curtain and take place in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Grand Hall.
  • Light food available for purchase

 

PROGRAM INFORMATION
Program is subject to change. Casting will not be announced until the week of the engagement and is also subject to change after announcement. Final casting for each performance will be announced as soon as it is known.

Program Choreographer/Composer
Wings of Wax Jirí Kylián/John Cage, Philip Glass, Johann Sebastian Bach and Heinrich von Biber
The Second Person Crystal Pite/Owen Belton
Shoot the Moon Paul Lightfoot and Sol León/Philip Glass

 

 

Groups of 15+

Dates

Premium

Orchestra

Founders

Circle

Orchestra

Rear

Orchestra

Loge

Front

Balcony

Upper

Balcony

Obstructed

Balcony

Friday,

June 26

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Saturday,

June 27

7:30pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Sunday,

June 28

2:00pm

$84(reg. $105) $68(reg. $85) $68(reg. $85) $48 (reg. $60) $48 (reg. $60) $28(reg. $35) $20 (reg. $25) $20 (reg. $25)

Groups of 50+ Receive Two Additional Complimentary Tickets

* $15 Box Office charge will be added to each order.*

 

Call 714.577.8500 to Order Group Tickets

Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Call Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at 714.740.7878 or visit the box office.

 

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Romeo and Juliet

American Ballet Theatre

America's National Ballet Company©
Kevin McKenzie, Artistic Director

June 16 - 19, 2009

 

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

 

Sir Kenneth MacMillan's masterful interpretation of Shakespeare's enduring romantic tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, entered AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE'S repertoire in 1985 and has since become one of the Company's signature productions. Against the sumptuous setting of Renaissance Italy, MacMillan weaves a dance tapestry rich in character nuance and sensuality, and Sergei Prokofiev's stirring music underscores the lyric beauty and passion of this beloved ballet's star-crossed lovers.

"To see full-evening productions of "Romeo and Juliet" is to experience something akin to the first few forays into young love... The sheer sweep of costumes, the sets, the scenario and the famous Prokofiev score is overwhelming."
- New York Times

PERFORMANCE DATES/ TIMES

All with live orchestra
Thursday, July 16, 2009 7:30pm
Friday, July 17, 2009 7:30pm
Saturday, July 18, 2009 2:00pm
Saturday, July 18, 2009 7:30pm
Sunday, July 19, 2009 2:00pm

 

PRE-PERFORMANCE LECTURES

  • Thirty Minute Lectures begin one hour prior to curtain and take place in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Grand Hall.
  • Light food available for purchase

 

 

PROGRAM INFORMATION
Program is subject to change. Casting will not be announced until the week of the engagement and is also subject to change

after announcement. Final casting for each performance will be announced as soon as it is known.

Program Choreographer/Composer
Romeo and Juliet Sir Kenneth MacMillan/Sergei Prokofiev

 

 

Groups of 15+

Dates

Premium

Orchestra

Founders

Circle

Orchestra

Rear

Orchestra

Loge

Front

Balcony

Upper

Balcony

Obstructed

Balcony

Thursday,

July 16

7:30pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Friday,

July 17

7:30pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Saturday,

July 18

2:00pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Saturday,

July 18

7:30pm

No Discount

$120 $100 $100 $65 $65 $40 $30 $30

Sunday,

July 19

2:00pm

$96(reg. $120) $80(reg. $100) $80(reg. $100) $52 (reg. $65) $52 (reg. $65) $32(reg. $40) $24 (reg. $30) $24 (reg. $30)

Groups of 50+ Receive Two Additional Complimentary Tickets

* $15 Box Office charge will be added to each order.*

 

Call 714.577.8500 to Order Group Tickets

Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Call Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at 714.740.7878 or visit the box office.

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Seating Chart - Dorothy Chandler Paviliion

 

 

Venue Map

 

 

 

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

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The Dorothy Chandler Pavillion is located at:

The Music Center

135 North Grand Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90012

Need less than 15 tickets? Call the Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at (714) 740-7878


 

Ahmanson Theatre

 

The Ahmanson Theatre is located at:

The Music Center

135 North Grand Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90012

(213) 972-7211

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Call 714.577.8500 to Order Group Tickets

Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Call Ticketmaster Fine Arts Line at 714.740.7878 or visit the box office.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

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