Grand Rapids Ballet: In The Countenance Of Kings
Schedule
Fri, 24 Apr, 2026 at 07:30 pm to Sun, 03 May, 2026 at 02:00 pm
UTC-05:00Location
Peter Martin Wege Theatre | Grand Rapids, MI
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Event Information:
Experience the exhilarating energy of In the Countenance of Kings, a breathtaking ballet by Justin Peck. Originally created for San Francisco Ballet in 2016, this electrifying work features music by indie musician Sufjan Stevens, blending classical technique with contemporary movement in a way that feels both fresh and timeless. Peck, a two-time Tony Award winner, brings his signature musicality and innovative style to the stage. Grand Rapids Ballet Artistic Director James Sofranko, who performed in Countenance of Kings with San Francisco Ballet, describes it as a celebration of youth and energy that inspires belief in the future of dance. This powerful program also features Lar Lubovitchs Concerto 622, a poignant and tender duet for two men, along with Dani Rowes For Pixie, a sultry and passionate duet. Additional works will be announced.
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Venue Details:
Peter Martin Wege Theatre,
341 Ellsworth Avenue SW, Peter Martin Wege Theatre,
Grand Rapids, United States
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Peter Martin Wege Theatre, Grand Rapids, United States
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