Gala - 50 years Dutch National Ballet
Introduction
The Dutch National Ballet made its debut on September 16, 1961 with the first performance. Now, fifty years on, the company is amongst the most respected in the world.
programme
festive and varied
The Dutch National Ballet gave its first performance on 16 September 1961. Now, fifty years’ on, it is one of the top international companies and a respected art institution in the Netherlands. So there is plenty of reason to dwell in the 2011/2012 season on this golden anniversary and on the company’s developments over the years. But there is also plenty of reason to look ahead, by presenting new creations that provide a refreshing look at the future of dance.
highlights
The anniversary season starts off with a festive gala, with performances from various foreign guest artists and the pupils of the National Ballet Academy – besides the full company of the Dutch National Ballet, of course. The programme will be compiled exclusively for the occasion and will include a selection of highlights from our varied repertoire. Virtuoso pas de deux and variations from the full-length classics will alternate with ensemble works danced by large casts. The gala programme will also include film clips, bringing the company’s history to life. Dress code: festive chic!
cinemas
You can watch the Dutch National Ballet’s anniversary season, includig this gala, in nine Pathé Cinemas throughout the Netherlands.
> pathé cinemas
Credits
Accompanied by Holland Symfonia
Musical direction Andrea Quinn
Singer Kelly God
Schedule
Pricing starts from € 79.00 to € 119.00
Pricing |
sat - sun |
mon - fri |
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Rank 1 |
€ 119.00 | € 112.00* |
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Rank 2 |
€ 104.00 | € 98.00* |
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Rank 3 |
€ 94.00 | € 89.00* |
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Rank 4 |
€ 84.00 | € 79.00* |
* with stadspas, CJP or below 16
Prices include € 2,- reservation costs
The duration of the show is approximately 3 hours, including two intermissions
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tue 13 sep 2011 |
20.00 uur |
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Prefer to order by telephone? Call the Boxoffice on +31 (20) 6 255 455
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