FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
From: Jennifer Mace, Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre, 970-627-5087
Re: Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre will host the Boulder Ballet October 10th!
Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre and the Grand Lake Creative District have
partnered to present a one-night-only performance of the Boulder Ballet on October
10th at 7:30pm.
Boulder Ballet presents [In]Human – an evening of contemporary ballet that celebrates
athleticism, artistry, and genuine, human connection. This program is curated
specifically for Grand Lake, featuring selections from Boulder Ballet’s repertoire that
highlight the company’s classical refinement and powerful, dynamic energy.
Three selections have been chosen to be featured in the Boulder Ballet performance.
“Over Glow”, choreographed by Jorma Elo, is a refined yet playful exploration of
movement and light. Set within a shifting palette of color, the work moves with
exhilarating speed and physicality. Sleek ensemble passages and intimate duets reveal
a world that is both kinetic and luminous.
“Sun & Steel”, choreographed by Ben Needham-Wood, reimagines and expands his
earlier work into something primal and visceral. Set to the hypnotic score of Philip
Glass, the piece dives into the tension between body and spirit – where flesh meets
intention, and strength meets surrender. Athletic and unrelenting, it asks: where do we
locate ourselves within our own physical humanity?
And “How to Build a Dream Apparatus”, choreographed by Natasha Adorlee, is a richly
theatrical and character-driven world inspired by the music of Andrew Bird. Five distinct
voices – The Builder, The Dreamer, The Mechanic, The Performer, and The Traveler –
come together to construct something both mysterious and alive. What begins as
fragments evolves into a poetic, shared creation: part invention, part sculpture, part
dream.
Dynamic and imaginative, [In]Human reveals the many ways we build meaning –
through motion, connection, and through the stories we carry in our bodies.
Tickets can be purchased by calling the Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre
administrative office at 970-627-3421 or by going to the Rocky Mountain Repertory
Theatre website, www.rockymountainrep.com . This unique cultural event is one not to
be missed!
