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The 2014-2015 subscription season includes:
Swan Lake (October 15-26, 2014)
Choreography: Christopher Wheeldon Music: Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Wheeldon reimagines ballet’s greatest love story, setting it in the stunning, Degas-inspired studios of the Paris Opera Ballet of the 19th century. Combining classical elements with a modern vision, Wheeldon has created a stunning retelling of one of the most famous ballets of all time. Joffrey Premiere
Winter (February 11-22, 2015)
Maninyas
Choreographer: Stanton Welch Music: Ross Edwards
Contemporary in design and abstract in nature, Maninyas is a powerful, exotic and passionate ballet that explores the sometimes frightening process of revealing oneself layer by layer in a relationship. Joffrey Premiere
The Man in Black
Choreographer: James Kudelka Music: Johnny Cash
Six of Johnny Cash’s later songs are given visual resonance in a suite of dances for an ensemble of three men and a woman, all in cowboy boots. The choreography riffs off several popular American country-western dance styles. Like the songs that inspired it, The Man in Black is an ode to the human spirit, vulnerable yet resilient. Joffrey Premiere
Tulle
Choreographer: Alexander Ekman Music: Mikael Karlsson
On the heels of Ekman’s wildly successful Episode 31, we present a second ballet by the young Swedish choreographer. Featuring the full Joffrey company, voice-over commentary and three large onstage LED screens, this is a ballet about ballet. Part homage and part tongue-in-cheek critique, Ekman displays his fresh wit and serious craft. Joffrey Premiere
Spring (April 22-May 3, 2015)
In Creases
Choreographer: Justin Peck Music: Philip Glass
Still a dancer with New York City Ballet, Justin Peck has launched his choreographic career with a “buzz” rarely found these days in dance circles. Praised for poetic structure, musicality and invention, The New York Times described In Creases as a “dreamscape that heightens the progress and colors of its score.” Joffrey Premiere
Evenfall
Choreographer: Nicholas Blanc Music: Max Richter
Created for Joffrey Ballet dancers by one of our ballet masters, this lyrical piece follows the thread of poetry running through the lives of a couple at the beginning of their romance, and in their autumn years. As the poet suggests, life is a collection of memories. Joffrey Premiere
World Premiere (Sponsored by a generous gift from The Mayer and Morris Kaplan Family Foundation.)
Choreographer: Ashley Page
A winner of many prestigious dance awards, Page is known for his daring collaborations with visual artists and contemporary composers. Though drawn from the discipline of ballet, his bold choreography explores new avenues for dance.
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Fall (September 18-21, 2014)
special non-subscription performance – subscribers save 50%
Prodigal Son
Choreography: George Balanchine Music: Sergei Prokofiev
Based on the biblical parable about a young man who leaves home, this is a tale of sin and redemption from one of the master choreographers of all time.
Lilac Garden
Choreography: Anthony Tudor Music: Ernest Chausson
Tudor’s masterpiece explores the conflicting emotions of a young woman, trapped by the strictures of Edwardian culture and forced to give up the young man she loves to marry another she doesn’t.
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Choreography: Yuri Possokhov Music: Shinji Eshima
Possokhov uses the burning of the Golden Pavilion in Kyoto, Japan, as the point of departure for a story of love, treachery, separation and tragedy. Set in Japan’s past, a warrior and his beloved princess are pulled apart by the schemes of a jealousy-crazed monk. Joffrey Premiere
The Nutcracker (December 5-28) special non-subscription performance
Collaboration conceived and directed: Robert Joffrey Music: Peter llyich Tchaikovsky
Don’t miss the glorious Chicago holiday tradition: America’s #1 Nutcracker! A grand production with Tchaikovsky’s glorious score played live by a full orchestra.
Pictured: dancers Dylan Gutierrez and Jeraldine Mendoza. Photo by Cheryl Mann.
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Exchanges
Exchanges
As a valued subscriber, you have the exclusive benefit of exchanging your season tickets for any other regular subscription performance for the same season at no charge. Exchanges will be made in the same price as your original tickets whenever possible. However, if we are only able to exchange your tickets by seating you in a lower price category, we will be unable to refund the difference.
TICKETS MUST BE RECEIVED AT LEAST 24 HOURS BEFORE THE DATE OF YOUR ORIGINAL PERFORMANCE.
EXCHANGE IN PERSON Exchange your tickets in person at the Joffrey Box Office (10 E. Randolph) or the Auditorium Theatre Box Office (50 E. Congress Parkway, between Michigan and Wabash Avenues), Monday through Friday from noon until 6:00 P.M.
EXCHANGE BY PHONE Call 312.386.8905. Secure seats for you new date by phone, then bring your old ticket to will call the day of the new show.
EXCHANGE BY MAIL If you are unable to visit the box office in person, simply download, print, and complete the Ticket Exchange/Add-On Form. Return the form along with your tickets to:
The Joffrey Ballet
Subscriptions Department
10 East Randolph Street
Chicago, Illinois 60610
NOTE: Exchanges by mail require 4-6 business days.
EXCHANGE BY FAX Tear tickets in half and fax a copy of the torn tickets along with the Ticket Exchange Form. to 312.739.0119
EXCHANGE BY EMAIL Tear tickets in half, scan in a copy and email with your exchange request to subscriptions [at] joffrey [dot] org
QUESTIONS We're happy to answer any questions you have regarding your subscription. Call: 312.386.8905 from 8:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Send email questions via our online contact form.
