Spring Digital Production
Olympic Ballet Theatre is excited to present it’s first ever virtual production premiere! These new pieces are produced in collaboration with local choreographers and will be available for viewing on YouTube at no charge to our community. If you are able to support OBT and our future productions, please consider making a tax-deductible donation. We appreciate your support!
Part 1: Efanora
Premiering on YouTube on April 2, 2021
Choreography by Vincent Michael Lopez
Rowan Catel and Carlos Narvaez, Efanora
Into Dust Photography
“Efanora questions our mortality and asks us to reflect on our connections to each other,” says choreographer Vincent Michael Lopez. Themes of light and darkness, life and death, love and loss intersect in a nightmarish dream state of this three-part piece.
Efanora Trailer
Olympic Ballet Theatre is a nonprofit professional dance company, relying on ticket revenue from productions to support future projects.
We are offering the viewing of Efanora free of charge to our community, but if you are able, please donate to support OBT.
Help protect local ballet! Suggested donation: $25.
Part 2: In a Clearing
Premiering on YouTube on April 9, 2021
Choreography by Karl Watson
Elianna Langley, In a Clearing
Into Dust Photography
In a Clearing explores multi-layered emotions of the pandemic year. “This piece reflects the beginning of me processing what happened, even though it’s been one year already,” says Karl Watson. “This is such a unique a profound experience, and everyone’s journey throughout this past year has been really different. We’ve all been impacted in really different ways.”
In a Clearing Trailer
Olympic Ballet Theatre is an emerging professional ballet company, relying on ticket revenue from productions to support future projects.
We are offering the viewing of In a Clearing free of charge to our community, but if you are able, please donate to support OBT.
Help protect local ballet! Suggested donation: $25.
Spring Digital Production was made possible by our sponsors:
Special thank you to all donors who contributed to OBT’s Covid-19 Relief Fund and supported this production!
This Program is supported, in part, by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission and the National Endowment of the Arts.