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Seattle Center, 321 Mercer St, Seattle, WA 98109
Vivaldi's exuberant Four Seasons as reimagined by Max Richter forms the score of this vibrant and dynamic ballet performance from Pacific Northwest Ballet. With 54 performers with exciting costumes and a fresh new approach to the Neo classical, it is sure to be one of the company's finest works.
As well as the Four Seasons, the company perform the magnificent Sweet Fields by Twyla Tharp and the impressive solo work The Calling by Jessica Lang, which received rave reviews upon its 2015 premiere. Witness a truly graceful and tasteful evening at the ballet in Seattle.
Performance date: 1 January 1970
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