Alberta Ballet’s production of Peer Gynt is a lot of things all at once. It’s a Canadian premiere of Edward Clug’s 2015 interpretation of Henrik Ibsen’s epic narrative. It’s the second entry in Alberta Ballet’s 60th season, and it pushes the boundary of provocative and exceptional under the company’s artistic director Francesco Ventriglia. Read More
Review: Alberta Ballet's Peer Gynt a fantastical dance between reality and fantasy
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Calgary HeraldBy Michele JarvieEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Alberta Ballet’s production of Peer Gynt is a lot of things all at once. It’s a Canadian premiere of Edward Clug’s 2015 interpretation of Henrik Ibsen’s epic narrative. It’s the second entry in Alberta Ballet’s 60th season, and it pushes the boundary of provocative and exceptional under the company’s artistic director Francesco Ventriglia. Romanian choreographer […]
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- Review: Alberta Ballet's Peer Gynt a fantastical dance between reality and fantasy.
- Alberta Ballet’s production of Peer Gynt is a lot of things all at once.
- It’s a Canadian premiere of Edward Clug’s 2015 interpretation of Henrik Ibsen’s epic narrative.
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