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Spiky nosegays of lighting fixtures sprouted from the floor, creating a futuristic garden where barefooted Parker Lutz, in a beige unitard with puffy sleeves, performed brief balletic variations to music by Mike Iveson, Bert Janusch, and, most startlingly, given Michelson's experimental pedigree, Leo Delibes (large chunks of the score for Sylvia). For especially balletic moves in the Neapolitan Dance, trumpeter Donald Green deserves his own ovation. turned as red as a ruby, issuing a stream of scarlet mist"); romance, danger, and balletic combat. |
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