REPERTOIRE

CLASSICS

Con Amore
Choreographed by Lew Christensen
Staged by Damara Bennett

World premiere performed by SFB on March 10, 1953

Contra Costa Ballet’s premiere on May 20, 2000

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Etudes Suite
Choreographed by Harald Lander
Staged by Zola Dishong and Richard Cammack

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Firebird
Choreographed by Charles Anderson after Michel Fokine

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Glazounov Suite
Choreographed by Richard Cammack and Zola Dishong

Les Sylphides
Choreographed by Michel Fokine
Staged by Nikolai Kabaniaev
Assisted by Zola Dishong
World premiere performed on February 23, 1903
Contra Costa Ballet’s premiere on April 25, 2003

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Napoli
Choreographed by August Bournonville
Staged by Katarina Wester

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Paquita
Choreographed by Natalia Makarova after Marius Petipa
Staged by Nikolai Kabaniaev

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Pas de Quatre
Choreographed by Anton Dolin

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Reverie
Choreographed by Richard Cammack

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Serenade
Choreographed by George Balanchine
Staged by Suki Schorer
Assisted by Zola Dishong
World premiere performed by SAB on June 10, 1934

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Sleeping Beauty Variations
Choreographed by Marius Petipa
Staged by David Hicks
Assisted by Joy Petrash

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Stars and Stripes
Choreographed by George Balanchine
Staged by Suki Schorer
Assisted by Rachel Greenwood
World Premiere performed on January 17, 1958

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Swan Lake
Choreographed by Lev Ivanov and Marius Petipa
Staged by Nikolai Kabaniaev
Assisted by Zola Dishong
World premiere performed on January 27, 1895

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Tarantella
Choreographed by George Balanchine
Staged by Suki Schorer
Assisted by Richard Cammack

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Valse Fantaisie
Choreographed by George Balanchine
Staged by Suki Schorer
Assisted by Zola Dishong
World premiere performed in 1953
Contra Costa Ballet’s premiere on August 14, 1993

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CONTEMPORARY

An Early Evening Bacchanal
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Anitra’s Song
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Bolero
Choreographed by Viktor Kabaniaev
World premiere performed by Contra Costa Ballet on April 25, 2003

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Cobalt
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Creek Dance
Staged by Zola Dishong

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Get Shorty
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Hush
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Mental Floss
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

World premiere performed by Contra Costa Ballet on May 20, 2000

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Mes Enfants
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Night in Tunisia
Choreographed by Charles Anderson

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Sh-Boom!
Choreographed by Michael Smuin

Assisted by Joy Petrash

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Who Cares?!
Choreographed by George Balanchine
Staged by Charles Anderson