Show 1
6:00pm ~ Doors open for pre-show reception, featuring complimentary bar of colorful cocktails
6:30pm ~ Performance
Show 2
8:00pm ~ Doors open for pre-show reception, featuring complimentary bar of colorful cocktails
8:30pm ~ Performance
The Experience:
KALEIDOSCOPE is a colorful adventure of patterns and themes, spotlighting living voices in musical composition and dance choreography. In their second annual collaboration, Ventana Ballet and Austin Camerata celebrate ever-changing perspectives that make contemporary music and dance what they are today. Each year, it's a completely different show!
Doors open 30 minutes before show time, where guests can enjoy refreshments from the "colorful" signature cocktail bar in the beautiful KFMA lobby. Inside the Draylen Mason Music Studio, dancers and musicians perform just inches away from the audience in this intimate experience.
Tickets include complimentary drinks & parking.
More Info About the Show:
KALEIDOSCOPE features a vibrant mélange of ballet, contemporary, and modern dance, intricately paired with musical selections for a string quartet that performs live on stage alongside the dancers.
This year's program features 5 new works by 4 local ATX choreographers: AJ Garcia-Rameau, Navaji David Nava, Tikiri Shapiro, and Ty Graynor. These works are set to music by 6 groundbreaking living composers, Alexander Balanescu, Andrea Casarrubios, Philip Glass, Michael Nyman, Max Richter, and Aleksandra Vrebalov.
Location:
KMFA Classical
41 Navasota St. Austin, TX 78702
Presenting Artists:
Producers:
AJ Garcia-Rameau, Daniel Kopp
Choreographers:
AJ Garcia-Rameau, Navaji David Nava, Tikiri Shapiro, Ty Graynor
Dancers:
AJ Garcia-Rameau, Navaji David Nava, Ty Graynor, Tikiri Shapiro, Rachel Cox Culver, Kanami Nakabayashi, Elaine Fields, Ripley Mayfield, Caitlin Elledge, Lillie Amdahl, Ellie Coleman, Meggie Belisle
Musicians:
Sean Riley (Violin), Carter Coleman (Violin), Luis Bellorín (Viola), Daniel Kopp (Cello)
Composers:
Alexander Balanescu, Andrea Casarrubios, Philip Glass, Michael Nyman, Max Richter, Aleksandra Vrebalov