| Date and venue | Title |
|---|---|
| 30-Dec-2012 Teatro Real | Mark Morris Dance Group presents Mozart Dances in Madrid |
 The Teatro Real de Madrid has finished 2012 and welcomed 2013 with an excellent dance company. Mark Morris Dance Group has come to the Spanish capital to offer only six performances of its internationally acclaimed Mozart Dances. Premièred in New York in 2006 during the Mostly Mozart Festival, the piece has three movements, “Eleven”, “Double” and “Twenty Seven”, respectively set to Mozart’s Piano Concerto no. 11, Sonata for two pianos in D major and Piano Concerto no. 12.Read full review... | |
| 16-Oct-2012 New York City Center | American Ballet Theatre's 70th anniversary Rodeo |
 American Ballet Theatre’s gala performance for the opening of its New York season was wonderfully varied and matched the level of excitement necessary to kick off a run at the prestigious City Center. First on the program was Mark Morris’ musical interpretation of Ben Jonson’s poem Song to Celia, actually first created for ABT fifteen years ago, though it showed no signs of wear-and-tear on Tuesday night.Read full review... | |
| 19-Sep-2012 Sadler's Wells | San Francisco Ballet at Sadler's Wells: Programme C |
 It must be exciting to be a member of San Francisco Ballet, America’s oldest ballet company, founded in 1933. These classically trained dancers are given the opportunity to sample many wonderful new works, rather than a repertoire of old traditional masterpieces. In figure-hugging unitards and chiffon skirts, they are loosed to fly and spin in a variety of styles, in works especially created for their particular talents by an array of top international choreographers.Read full review... | |
| 1-Mar-2012 Brooklyn Academy of Music: Howard Gilman Opera House | Mark Morris premieres new work in Brooklyn |
 Even Mikhail Baryshnikov was curious to stop by the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) on Thursday March 1st to the witness the world premiere of Mark Morris’ A Choral Fantasy. The work sets movement to the score of Beethoven’s Fantasy in C minor for piano, chorus, and orchestra, Op. 80. He paired the piece along with his earlier adaptation of the opera Four Saints in Three Acts with music by Virgil Thomson and words by Gertrude Stein.Read full review... | |
