Hubbard Street Dance Chicago in "Petite Mort" by Jiří Kylián

"Petite Mort"
Jiří Kylián, Choreography
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Music
Joop Caboort, Lighting Design
Joke Visser, Set and Costume Design
One of Jiří Kylián's most well-known and popular works, Petite Mort was created for the 1991 Salzburg Festival, on the second centenary of Mozart's death. Selections from two of the composer's beloved piano concerti provide landscapes in which Romantic images of battle, beauty and eroticism appear - and disappear. Its title, French for "little death," is a euphemism for orgasm.
Petite Mort returns to Chicago's Harris Theater March 13-16, 2014, part of Hubbard Street's Spring Series devoted to the work of Jiří Kylián along with 27'52" (2001) and the company's debuts in Falling Angels (1989) and Sarabande (1990). For tickets and further information, visit www.hubbardstre...
Nederlands Dans Theater I premiere of Petite Mort: 1991. First performed by Hubbard Street Dance Chicago at the Shubert Theatre, Chicago, IL, March 28, 2000.

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So graceful. Those dancers are well matched. Thank u for the beauty