We couldn’t think of a more magnificent season finale than a full
program of all-time classics – and a world premiere – all choreographed
by Gerald Arpino, our founder and artistic director. 
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Choreography: Gerald Arpino Music: Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari Featuring: The Joffrey Ballet Orchestra |
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This lush, lyrical, classically inspired showcase for 17 of The Joffrey’s world-class performers is as fresh and delightful today as it was at its New York and Los Angeles debuts 20 years ago.
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Choreography: Gerald Arpino Music: Arnold Roth, Charles Ives Featuring: The Joffrey Ballet Orchestra |
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Choreography: Gerald Arpino Music: Adolphe Adam Featuring: The Joffrey Ballet Orchestra |
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“I wish I could have lifted her to the sky and left her there suspended with the stars in heaven, for a star on earth she surely was,” proclaimed a favorite partner of the exalted Russian ballerina Olga Spéssivtzeva. Mr. Arpino pays tribute in his own unique way with this lovely pas de deux.
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Choreography: Gerald Arpino Music: Camille Saint-Saëns Featuring: The Joffrey Ballet Orchestra |
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The irrepressible, wildly popular American Broadway and concert dance maker Agnes de Mille pronounced Suite Saint-Saëns “straight, bravura dancing and bravura choreography… watching is like standing in a flight of meteors.”
Wednesday Through Saturday Only
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Choreography: Gerald Arpino Music: Douglas Adams & Russ Gauthiers |
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The single most-requested work of the hundreds that comprise The Joffrey’s distinguished repertoire, Light Rain is quintessential Arpino: inventive, youthful, passionate… and hot, hot, hot!
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