Due to the health crisis, we regret to announce that our performances, initially scheduled on May 6, 2021 at Festspielhaus in St. Pölten, will unfortunately not take place.

We are actively discussing to reschedule the show. Each ticket holder is kindly requested to check the organizers’ website: https://www.festspielhaus.at/en/home 

We thank you for your kind understanding and precious support.

t ‘M et variations… by Gil Roman, Béjart fête Maurice and Boléro by Maurice Béjart at Festspielhaus in St. Pölten

The company performs for the first time at Festspielhaus in St. Pölten with t ‘M et variations… by Gil Roman, Béjart fête Maurice and Boléro by Maurice Béjart.

With t ‘M et variations… Gil Roman signs a ballet where the movements become words addressed to Maurice Béjart. The artistic director created this ballet ten years after the founder’s demise and for BBL’s 30th anniversary. Pages after pages, in the form of a journal, intimate relationship, t ‘M et variations… is a series of variations on the theme of Love and the inner necessity of Dance. A radically fascinating choreography, chronic of a festive day full of colours and arabesques. A spectacle of pure sensations. Remarkable and bewitching!

– Patrick Ferla

In Béjart fête Maurice, Gil Roman chose excerpts of ballets from Maurice Béjart, like the preparation of a party. A festive show which takes us into a journey through the universe of the Company’s founder. A series of pas de deux interlaced with excerpts from several ballets, Béjart fête Maurice, is a light rhapsody, a celebration, a ceremony!

The show ends with Boléro, choreographed in 1961 by Maurice Béjart, on Maurice Ravel’s music. The central role – la Mélodie – is sometimes given to a female dancer and other times to a male dancer. The rhythm is interpreted by a group of male dancers.

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