Pacific Northwest Ballet

One Thousand Pieces

March 13–22, 2020
McCaw Hall
PNB Company Dancer in Empire Noir, part of the One Thousand Pieces mixed repertory

Angela Sterling

Updated March 11, 2020: In light of Washington Governor Jay Inslee’s press conference regarding health and safety efforts around the COVID-19 pandemic, Pacific Northwest Ballet’s Artistic Director Peter Boal and Executive Director Ellen Walker have announced that the organization is cancelling its upcoming performances of One Thousand Pieces.

The rapidly-expanding Seattle fan base for Alejandro Cerrudo (Little mortal jump, Silent Ghost) eagerly anticipates Pacific Northwest Ballet’s premiere of One Thousand Pieces, a large-scale ensemble work inspired by artist Marc Chagall. The double bill also includes David Dawson’s powerfully athletic Empire Noir, set against a massive, curving sculpture.

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