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“Carnival in Venice”
is a
light Italian operetta with an unconventional twist. Balancing
multiple artistic mediums in a synergy of movement, sound and visual
arts, “Carnival” is inspired by the works of Italian composer
Antonio Vivaldi.
In a fusion of opera, ballet and ballroom dance with an adventure, sword fight and a love story all rolled into one, the audience is taken back in time. In the 18th century this form of entertainment was known as a Pasticcio. |
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Premiering at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts last May, it was acclaimed by the audience as one of the best new original productions they had seen in years.
“Carnival in Venice”
A true Treat for the dance aficionado!
Under the direction of Hans Kliphuis, this year's production includes more stunning period costumes, a new surrealistic set & breathtaking choreography. View our Video trailer |
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What our audience has to say about "Carnival in Venice"
"Be transported to Vivaldi's Venice by this bright, charming and coy production!" Paolo Soleri
"This opera/ballet is much better than most
productions
presented at the opera festival of Santa Fe"
"A jewel of a show" Michel Sarda
"We had so much fun that next time you perform we want tickets for the entire family!" Dale H at the premiere of Carnival In Venice on May 7th 2006.
"It was my first opera and if they all are this entertaining I want to see more..." John McA. |
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