Pacific Northwest Ballet Brings Back a Haunting Balanchine
A sleepwalker ballet, two Cerrudo works and a Poe inspired premiere share one McCaw Hall program.
🗓️ The Friday Program
🩰 The Sleepwalker Returns
Pacific Northwest Ballet revives Balanchine's La Sonnambula after an almost 20-year absence. The one act follows a beautiful sleepwalker and the misfortune in her wake, and the same bill carries two Alejandro Cerrudo pieces, the moody Silent Ghost and the witty PACOPEPEPLUTO. Kyle Davis, a PNB principal dancer, adds a world premiere inspired by Poe's The Raven.
🎭 Four Works on One Bill
The bill runs four works: La Sonnambula, Silent Ghost, PACOPEPEPLUTO and the Raven premiere. Single tickets are on sale at PNB.org at $47 to $270 including fees, with some seats listed from $43, so where you sit changes the price more than the programme does. No running order is published with the listing, which means you read the sequence when you take your seat.
🎟️ Getting to Mercer Street
McCaw Hall is at 321 Mercer Street on the Seattle Center campus, and the whole programme plays in one sitting on Friday, November 6 at 7:30 PM. Accessible seating is listed for this programme, which is the detail to check first if step-free entry matters for your group. It is a four-work night rather than one full-length story, so it suits anyone who would rather sample three choreographers than sit inside a single narrative.
