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2024-25 Season: Washington Ballet


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The Washington Ballet just announced their 2024-25 season via email. I don't yet see it on their web site, but assume it will appear soon.

EDITED TO ADD: This is now also on their web site: https://www.washingtonballet.org/2024-25-season-home/

THE WAIT IS OVER!

 Announcing our 2024.25 Season

We are thrilled to unveil our captivating 2024.25 Season, meticulously curated by Artistic Director, Edwaard Liang. This season promises to be a mesmerizing journey through the artistry of dance, blending classical elegance with contemporary innovation. Keep scrolling for details on our transformational ballets that will move and inspire you in new ways. It is a monumental time to be a part of The Washington Ballet, and we invite you to join us as a Season Subscriber and get early access to seats, plus even more perks. Becoming a TWB subscriber isn’t just the best way to experience ballet – it’s a powerful declaration of your support for the performing arts in our city. Join Us Today!

 
 

when WE take flight

October 24-27, 2024
The Warner Theatre

A soaring journey through emotive solos, celebratory rhythms,
and starling-inspired movement. 

From the innovative choreography of George Balanchine's "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" to the thought-provoking narrative of Gustavo Ramirez Sansano's "18 + 1," and the breathtaking imagery of Edwaard Liang's "Murmuration," this mixed repertoire production is a celebration of artistic intersectionality and creative synergy. 

The Nutcracker

November 30–December 29, 2024
The Warner Theatre

The 20th Anniversary of a charmingly DC version of a holiday classic! 

Set in the heart of DC, this reimagined ballet features a George Washington Nutcracker who leads a heroic battle against the evil Mouse King. Amidst the charming streets of Georgetown and cherry blossom trees, stunning dance performances and nods to DC's rich history make this an unforgettable experience for all ages. Plus, don't miss the return of Septime Weber this season as he adds his artistic touch to modernize this beloved production. 

transcenDANCE 

February 20-23, 2025
The John F. Kennedy Center for
the Performing Arts

A genre and artform bending trio of thrilling, emotional ballet works.

Experience the raw emotion and timeless beauty of Ulysses Dove’s Vespers, a work that explores the powerful spiritual movement of both the living & lost. Delve into the innovative fusion of Hip-Hop, R&B, and Pop with a live DJ in Jennifer Archibald’s groundbreaking world premiere. Plus, take a journey with Artistic Director Edwaard Liang’s evocative exploration of time in his original work titled Seasons. A truly unique and inspiring evening celebrating the transcendent power of dance.

transcenDANCE   is an external rental presented in coordination with the Kennedy Center Campus Rentals Office
and is not produced by the Kennedy Center.

ALICE

April 24 – 27, 2025
Capital One Hall in Tysons Corner

Magic, Laughter, and Dancing Rabbits: ‘ALICE’ for the Whole Family! 

Take an enchanting and captivating journey alongside Alice as she tumbles into the whimsical wonderland, encountering curious creatures, magical transformations, and the elusive White Rabbit. With stunning choreography, evocative music, and mesmerizing visuals, this production promises an unforgettable escape into a world where imagination knows no bounds. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this extraordinary adventure! 

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No mention of whether there will be live music at any of these. Does the Warner Theater even have room for an orchestra pit? I've been to a couple of concerts at the Capitol One Hall and found the acoustics to not be particularly good.

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The WB released their 2024-25 season roster. There are (if I counted correctly) 27 dancers in the professional company plus 10 in the studio company. There are 3 new dancers in the professional company, 1 promoted from the studio company (Catherine Doherty) and 2 hired from outside (Felecia Baker, Akira Iida). I don't think that I saved any programs from last season (and if I did, my apartment is too much of a mess right now to find any, as I have finally started boxing up and hauling away my deceased roommate's nearly 1,000 books), so I don't know if there were any departures, but I believe that at least all the prominent dancers are back.

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