EVENT DETAILS
CONVERSATIONS ON DANCE WITH ALONZO KING LINES BALLET
Join Conversations on Dance hosts Rebecca King Ferraro and Michael Sean Breeden for a live podcast recording featuring special guests from the groundbreaking Alonzo King LINES Ballet. In this morning’s conversation, explore the company’s return to the Vail Dance Festival with a program that includes Ode to Alice Coltrane—a tribute to the legendary spiritual jazz icon—and Mother Goose, a mesmerizing reimagining of Ravel’s beloved 1912 suite, Ma mère l’Oye.
Hear behind-the-scenes insights into the creative process behind these visionary works and get to know the artists shaping them. The conversation will be followed by an open audience Q&A.
A limited number of tickets are sold to each LIVE recording of Conversations on Dance during the Vail Dance Festival. The episodes are released at a later date and listeners can enjoy them through any podcast app or listen online at conversationsondancepod.com.
Learn more about the Lululemon Move and Be Moved challenge here!
Generously Underwritten by the Town of Vail.
Connect with Conversations on Dance!
Conversationsondancepod.com
@conversationsondance on social media
*SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Photo credit: Adji Cissoko in rehearsal for her new work “Griot.” Photo by Christopher Duggan.
Ticketing
VAIL MOUNTAIN SCHOOL THEATRE | 10:30AM – 11:30AM
Tickets | $25 each
**Online ticket sales close at 8:00pm the night before the event. Tickets will be available for sale at the event.
MORE TICKETING INFORMATION:
- Ticket prices are subject to change.
- Price of tickets does not include service fees.
Questions? Contact the Box Office at [email protected] or call 970.845.TIXS(8497)
There will be free shuttles departing from Manor Vail for Conversations on Dance that take place at Vail Mountain School. Shuttles will loop to and from Vail Mountain School 30 minutes prior to the start of Conversations on Dance and return shuttles will loop 30 minutes after.
Community Arts Access
To learn more about attending a performance through our Community Arts Access program or providing support to eliminate socioeconomic barriers to the arts, please contact Martha Brassel ([email protected])