THREE PRELUDES by Ben Stevenson
Amandine Albisson & Mathieu Ganio
Paris Opera Ballet (2019/20 Season Opening Gala)
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THREE PRELUDES by Ben Stevenson
Amandine Albisson & Mathieu Ganio
Paris Opera Ballet (2019/20 Season Opening Gala)
📷 Agathe Poupeney
Karina González and Connor Walsh
Karina González and Connor Walsh, “Four Last Songs”, choreo by Ben Stevenson, music by Richard Strauss. As part of the program “Sparrow” (“Sparrow” by Stanton Welch, “Four Last Songs” and “Theme and Variations” by George Balanchine), Houston Ballet, Wortham Theater Center, Houston, Texas, USA.
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lauren anderson and carlos acosta with ben stevenson photographed rehearsing as swanilda and franz for ben stevenson’s coppelia by houston ballet archives
Performed by: Alfonso Martin, Sofia Menteguiaga, and ensemble
Numbers: Various
Choreographer: Ben Stevenson
Style: Ballet
From: Tulsa Ballet’s Dracula (2012)
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Ben Stevenson - Honeycola
The video for Honeycola is about the discovery and embrace of inner femininity. A process which has taken me a lifetime but especially blossomed in the last few months. While feared and repressed for much of my life, it has found its way with me, pushing itself up like a blade of grass. Shooting in LA we were able to capture the natural landscape, the flowers and the trees as symbols of this. The juxtaposition of the standard "guy in the video lip-synching the song" with the unleashed beauty of the female alter-ego is a celebration of the inner woman, and the liberation she represents.
From the new album Cara Cara.
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