Katja Wünsche and Alexander Jones

Photographer Gregory Batardon

Katja Wünsche and Alexander Jones, “Aria”, stage design, costume and choreography by Douglas Lee, music by Michael Gordon, David Lanf and Julia Wolf. As part of the program “Restless” [“New Sleep” (William Forsythe – Thom Willems), “Skew Whiff” (Sol León, Paul Lighfoot – Gioachino Rossini), “Dialogos” (Felipe Portugal – Nik Bärtsch) and “Aria”], Ballett Zürich, Zürich Opera House, Zürich, Switzerland.

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Katja Wünsche and Yannick Bittencourt

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Katja Wünsche and Yannick Bittencourt, “Bella Figura”, choreography by Jiří Kylián, music by Lukas Foss (“Lento” and “Andante” from Salomon Rossi Suite), Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (“Stabat Mater Dolorosa” and “Quando Corpus Morietur” from Stabat Mater), Alessandro Marcello (“Adagio” from Oboe Concerto in D minor), Antonio Vivaldi (“Andante” from Concerto for two mandolins in G major) and Giuseppe Torelli (“Grave” from Concerti Grossi Op 8 No. 6 in G minor “Christmas Concerto”), costume design by Joke Visser, Ballett Zürich, Zürich Opera House, Zürich, Switzerland.

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Katja Wünsche and William Moore

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Katja Wünsche as “Anna Karenina” and William Moore as “Count Alexey Vronsky”, “Anna Karenina” choreography by Christian Spuck (based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy Лев Толстой), costumes by Emma Ryott, music by Rodion Shchedrin, Ballett Zürich

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Katja Wünsche and Alexander Jones

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Katja Wünsche as “Anna Karenina” and Alexander Jones as “Alexej Karenin”, “Anna Karenina” choreography by Christian Spuck (based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy Лев Толстой), costumes by Emma Ryott, music by Rodion Shchedrin and performed by Philharmonia Zürich, Ballett Zürich

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Katja Wünsche and Tars Vandebeek

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Katja Wünsche and Tars Vandebeek, “Quintett” choreography by William Forsythe in collaboration with Dana Caspersen, Stephen Galloway, Jacopo Godani, Thomas McManus and Jone San Martin, music by Gavin Bryars, stage design and lighting design by William Forsythe, costume by Stephen Galloway from “Quintett”, Ballett Zürich

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Katja Wünsche and Tars Vandebeek

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Katja Wünsche and Tars Vandebeek, “Quintett” choreography by William Forsythe in collaboration with Dana Caspersen, Stephen Galloway, Jacopo Godani, Thomas McManus and Jone San Martin, music by Gavin Bryars, stage design and lighting design by William Forsythe, costume by Stephen Galloway from “Quintett”, Ballett Zürich

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“Quintett”, Ballett Zürich

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“Kammerballett” choreography by Hans van Manen, music by Kara Karayev (24 Preludes for Piano: nr. 1, 2, 3 and 5, Domenico Scarlatti (Sonate in C major K.159 and Sonate in b minor K.87: Andante), John Cage (In a Landscape) costumes by Keso Dekker

“Quintett” choreography by William Forsythe in collaboration with Dana Caspersen, Stephen Galloway, Jacopo Godani, Thomas McManus and Jone San Martin, music by Gavin Bryars, stage design and lighting design by William Forsythe, costumes by Stephen Galloway

“Rituals from Another When” choreography, stage design, costumes and lighting design by Jacopo Godani, music by Ulrich Müller and Siegfried Rössert (48nord)

from “Quintett”, Ballett Zürich

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“Quintett” by Ballett Zürich

Irmina Kopaczynska and Alexander Jones – © Carlos Quezada/Ballett Zürich

Mélanie Borel and Daniel Mulligan – © Carlos Quezada/Ballett Zürich

Jan Casier and Anna Khamzina – © Carlos Quezada/Ballett Zürich

Francesca dell’Aria, Anna Khamzina and Cristian Alex Assis – © Carlos Quezada/Ballett Zürich

Katja Wünsche and Tars Vandebeek – © Carlos Quezada/Ballett Zürich

Irmina Kopaczynska, Alexander Jones, Mélanie Borel and Daniel Mulligan, “Kammerballett” choreography by Hans van Manen, music by Kara Karayev (24 Preludes for Piano: nr. 1, 2, 3 and 5, Domenico Scarlatti (Sonate in C major K.159 and Sonate in b minor K.87: Andante), John Cage (In a Landscape) costumes by
Keso Dekker

Jan Casier, Anna Khamzina, Francesca dell’Aria and Cristian Alex Assis, “Rituals from Another When” choreography, stage design, costumes and lighting design by Jacopo Godani, music by Ulrich Müller and Siegfried Rössert (48nord)

Katja Wünsche and Tars Vandebeek, “Quintett” choreography by William Forsythe in collaboration with Dana Caspersen, Stephen Galloway, Jacopo Godani, Thomas McManus and Jone San Martin, music by Gavin Bryars, stage design and lighting design by William Forsythe, costumes by Stephen Galloway

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Katja Wünsche and Alexander Jones

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© Gregory Batardon

Katja Wünsche as “Anna Karenina” and Alexander Jones as “Alexej Karenin”, “Anna Karenina” choreography by Christian Spuck (based on the novel by Leo Tolstoy Лев Толстой), costumes by Emma Ryott, music by Rodion Shchedrin and performed by Philharmonia Zürich, Ballett Zürich

Tonight (January 20) Katja Wünsche will play the role of “Princess Ekaterina ‘Kitty’ Shcherbatskaya”

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Katja Wünsche and William Moore

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Katja Wünsche as “Juliet” and William Moore as “Romeo”, “Romeo and Juliet” (“Romeo und Julia”) choreography by Christian Spuck, Ballett Zürich

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