Alabama Ballet Presents Unbound

Date: February 5, 2027

Time: 7:30 pm

Location: BJCC (Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex)

Area: Birmingham, Jefferson County

Category: Theater & Performing Arts

Tags: Theater / Plays, Jazz / Blues / Soul, Dance Performances (Ballet, Hip-Hop, Cultural), Support Groups

February 5th 7:30 PM Unbound is a thrilling mixed repertory program that celebrates bold artistry and the evolution of ballet. The evening opens with Seasons, choreographed by Paul Vasterling, set to Vivaldi’s iconic score and filled with sweeping movement and vivid musical interpretation. Also featured is For Pixie, choreographed by Dani Rowe, an internationally acclaimed choreographer and Artistic Director of Oregon Ballet Theatre, known for her contemporary voice and emotional depth. The program concludes with Rubies, choreographed by George Balanchine, performed in celebration of its 60th anniversary and bursting with jazzy energy and neoclassical brilliance. Together, these works showcase a striking range of musical styles and choreographic approaches. Classical technique meets contemporary sensibility throughout the evening. Unbound offers audiences a bold and exhilarating ballet experience. Sale Dates and Times: Public Onsale : Wed, 6 Jan 2027 at 08:00 AM New Year Presale : Fri, 1 Jan 2027 at 08:00 AM The Southern Ghost Girls Tours Code-R Productions Yonder Walls Mural Festival Alzheimer's Association - Alabama Chapter Alabama Bridal and Wedding Expo Birmingham Legion FC 2100 Richard Arrington Junior Boulevard North Birmingham , AL 35203 The BJCC Unbound is a thrilling mixed repertory program that celebrates bold artistry and the evolution of ballet. The evening opens with Seasons, choreographed by Paul Vasterling, set to Vivaldi’s iconic score and filled with sweeping movement and vivid musical interpretation. Also featured is For Pixie, choreographed by Dani Rowe, an internationally acclaimed choreographer and Artistic Director of Oregon Ballet Theatre, known for her contemporary voice and emotional depth. The program concludes with Rubies, choreographed by George Balanchine, performed in celebration of its 60th anniversary and bursting with jazzy energy and neoclassical brilliance. Together, these works showcase a striking range of musical style

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