
This picture has been my screensaver at work for the past month, as I've waited and waited for tomorrow to arrive. I'll be going to the ballet, courtesy of Empire Theatres and their Opus Arte in HD program.
If you live in Canada, the major cities host an HD broadcast of the ballet at the movie theatre, at 1:00 pm local time.
In Halifax, Nova Scotia it's at Park Lane
In Moncton, New Brunswick it's at the Empire 8 Trinity Drive
In London, Ontario it's at the Empire Wellington 8 Cinemas
In Mississauga, Ontario it's at the Empire Studio 10 at Square One
In North York, Ontario it's at the Empire Empress Walk 10 Cinemas
In Richmond Hill, Ontario it's at the Empire Elgin Mills 10 Cinemas
For other locations across Canada click here.
The ballet tells the story of country sweethearts Lise and Colas resisting the attempts of her mother to marry her off to a wealthy suitor. It's a light-hearted comic ballet that celebrates rural life while featuring complicated pieces like the ribbon dance (harking back to May pole celebrations.)
I'll have a review of this ballet posted for my arts feature, Through the Opera Glasses this coming Tuesday. You can check out my previous posts featuring the broadcasts of these ballets through the Opus Arte Empire Theatres program:
Giselle
Don Quixote
Cinderella
Sleeping Beauty
Romeo and Juliet
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Off to the Ballet Tomorrow - Won't You Join Me?
Posted by Julia Phillips Smith at 10:20 PM 7 comments
Labels: Ballet, Carlos Acosta, Empire Theatres, John Lanchbery, Marianela Nuñez, Opus Arte, Sir Frederick Ashton
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