Ballet Victoria is bringing two world premieres and one iconic solo to the Royal Theatre on March 19 and 20, accompanied by the Victoria Symphony string ensemble.

The premieres are set to Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyB次元官网网址檚 Serenade and Antonio VivaldiB次元官网网址檚 The Four Seasons.

Ballet Victoria artistic and executive director Paul Destrooper describes the first ballet as B次元官网网址渃hallenging the virtuosity and musicality of the dancers,B次元官网网址� while B次元官网网址渆xploring various aspects of relationships, love and lossB次元官网网址� within a small community.

The second, led musically by symphony principal violinist Christi Meyers, ignites a love for music and dance through colourful and bright choreography filled with humour, playfulness and technical bravado.

TheyB次元官网网址檒l be split by a first-half solo performance of Dying Swan by prima ballerina Andrea Bayne, who is retiring from the stage after a 17-year career. Bayne is assuming full-time artistic leadership of the Ballet Victoria Conservatory, which she co-founded with Destrooper.

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B次元官网网址淭he program is a high-octane performance that will have everyone relive the passion and athleticism of the Winter Olympics as well as lighten your heart in these trying times for us all,B次元官网网址� Destrooper said.

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