Olivia Bell

Photographer Erin Baiano

Olivia Bell, “Love Letter (on shuffle)”, music by James Blake, choreo by Kyle Abraham, costume by Giles Deacon. As part of the program “Contemporary Choreography II” [“Law of Mosaics” by Pam Tanowitz; “This Bitter Earth” by Christopher Wheeldon; “Herman Schmerman Pas de Deux” by William Forsythe and “Love Letter (on shuffle)“], New York City Ballet, David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center for the Performing Art, New York City, USA.

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Rocío Alemán and David Moore

Photographer Roman Novitzky

 Rocío Alemán and David Moore, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreo by William Forsythe. As part of the program: “Shades of Blue and White” (“The Kindom of the Shades” by Natalia Makarova and Ludwig Minkus, “Seventh Symphony” by Uwe Scholz and Ludwig van Beethoven and “Blake Works I”), Stuttgarter Ballett, Die Staatstheater Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Nath Martin

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the program “Expresiones 2023”, Teatro del Bicentenario Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Bicentennial Theater, León, Guanajuato, México (July 1 & 2).

Note I: Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn are Principal Dancers at the San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Nath Martin

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. Within the framework of “Expresiones 2023”, Teatro del Bicentenario Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Bicentennial Theater, León, Guanajuato, México (July 1 & 2).

Note I: Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn are Principal Dancers at the San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Nath Martin

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the program “2023 Expresiones”, Teatro del Bicentenario Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Bicentennial Theater, León, Guanajuato, México (July 1 & 2).

Note I: Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn are Principal Dancers at the San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull

Photographers Marco Brescia and Rudy Amisano

Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull, “Prologue”, choreography, stage design and costume by William Forsythe, music by James Blake. As part of the program: “Serata William Forsythe, Blake Works V William Forsythe Evening, Blake Works V” (“Prologue”, “The Barre Project” and “Blake Works I”), Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Nath Martin

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the program “2023 Expresiones”, Teatro del Bicentenario Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Roberto Plasencia Saldaña Bicentennial Theater, León, Guanajuato, México (July 1 & 2).

Note I: Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn are Principal Dancers at the San Francisco Ballet, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Arianna Maldini

Photographer Sasha Gouliaev Саша Гуляев

Arianna Maldini, “Blake Works l”, choreo by William Forsythe, music by James Blake, costume design by Dorothee Merg and William Forsythe. As part of the program: “FORSYTHE, Ode to an International Master Choreographer” (“The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude“, “Pas/Parts” and “Blake Works l“) within the framework of the “2023 Holland Festival”, Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull

Photographers Marco Brescia and Rudy Amisano

Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull, “Prologue”, choreography, stage design and costume by William Forsythe, music by James Blake. As part of the program: “Serata William Forsythe, Blake Works V William Forsythe Evening, Blake Works V” (“Prologue”, “The Barre Project” and “Blake Works”), Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy.

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Arianna Maldini

Photographer Altin Kaftira

Arianna Maldini, “Blake Works l”, choreography by William Forsythe, music by James Blake, costume design by Dorothee Merg and William Forsythe. As part of the program: “FORSYTHE, Ode to an International Master Choreographer” (“The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude“, “Pas/Parts” and “Blake Works l“) within the framework of the “2023 Holland Festival”, Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull

Photographers Marco Brescia and Rudy Amisano

Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull, “Prologue”, choreo, stage and costume by William Forsythe, music by James Blake. As part of the program “Serata William Forsythe, Blake Works V William Forsythe Evening, Blake Works V” (“Prologue”, “The Barre Project” and “Blake Works I”), Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy.

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Arianna Maldini

Photographer Sasha Gouliaev Саша Гуляев

Arianna Maldini, “Blake Works l”, choreography by William Forsythe, music by James Blake, costume design by Dorothee Merg and William Forsythe. As part of the program “FORSYTHE, Ode to an International Master Choreographer” (“The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude“, “Pas/Parts” and “Blake Works l“) within the framework of the “2023 Holland Festival”, Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Arianna Maldini

Photographer Altin Kaftira

Arianna Maldini, “Blake Works l”, choreography by William Forsythe, music by James Blake, costume design by Dorothee Merg and William Forsythe. As part of the program: “FORSYTHE, Ode to an International Master Choreographer” (“The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude“, “Pas/Parts” and “Blake Works l“) within the framework of the “2023 Holland Festival”, Het Nationale Ballet Dutch National Ballet, Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull

Photographers Marco Brescia and Rudy Amisano

Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull, “Prologue”, choreography, stage design and costume by William Forsythe, music by James Blake. As part of the program from May 10 to 30: “Serata William Forsythe, Blake Works V William Forsythe Evening, Blake Works V” (“Prologue”, “The Barre Project” and “Blake Works”), Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy.

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Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull

Photographer Monica Bragagnoli

Giulia Lunardi and Navrin Turnbull, “Prologue”, choreo, stage design and costume by William Forsythe, music by James Blake. As part of the program for May 10 to 30: “Serata William Forsythe, Blake Works V William Forsythe Evening, Blake Works V” (“Prologue”, “The Barre Project” and “Blake Works”), Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Italy.

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Nikisha Fogo and Joseph Walsh

Photographer Lindsay Thomas

Nikisha Fogo and Joseph Walsh, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the program “The Colors of Dance” (“Blake Works I”, “7 for Eight” by Helgi Tomasson and “Colorform” by Myles Thatcher), San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Erik Tomasson

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the program “The Colors of Dance” (“Blake Works I”, “7 for Eight” by Helgi Tomasson and “Colorform” by Myles Thatcher), San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Sasha De Sola

Photographer Erik Tomasson

Sasha De Sola, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreo by William Forsythe. As part of the program “Colors of Dance“. (“Blake Works I”, “7 for Eight” by H. Tomasson and “Colorform” by M. Thatcher), San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Erik Tomasson

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the program “The Colors of Dance” (“Blake Works I”, “7 for Eight” by Helgi Tomasson and “Colorform” by Myles Thatcher), San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, California, USA.

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Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn

Photographer Erik Tomasson

Sasha De Sola and Max Cauthorn, “Blake Works I”, music by James Blake, choreography by William Forsythe. As part of the “Program 2” (“Blake Works I”, “Caprice” by Camille Saint-Saëns – Helgi Tomasson and “In the Night” by Frédéric Chopin – Jerome Robbins), San Francisco Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, California, US.

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