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ENSEMBLE ESPANtildeOL SPANISH DANCE THEATER OPENSTHE AUDITORIUM THEATRErsquoS 2021-22 SEASON ON
OCTOBER 16 ndash THE FIRST PRESENTED PERFORMANCESINCE THE THEATRErsquoS CLOSURE IN MARCH OF 2020This Finale Performance of Ensemble Espantildeolrsquos 45th
Anniversary Season Is Also the First Performance of theAuditorium Theatrersquos ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series
Program Features Flamenco World Premieres by Grammy Winner Nino de los ReyesWendy Clinardrsquos Tangos De Granada Dame Libby Komaikorsquos Iconic Bolero and More
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater | October 16 730PM
(CHICAGO IL) ndash Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at NortheasternIllinois University returns to the Auditorium Theatre at 730PM on Saturday October16 2021 Celebrating the finale performance of its 45th anniversary ldquoZafiro Flamenco(Sapphire Flamenco) New Era New Works New Legaciesrdquo season the Chicago-based EnsembleEspantildeol has been hailed for ldquoits grand theatricality precision-tooled technique and flamenco-based firerdquo (Chicago Tonight)
This performance is the first presented performance since the theatre closed in Marchof 2020 and opens the Auditoriumrsquos 2021-2022 Season It is the first program in theAuditoriumrsquos ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series The performance will also be the kick-off event ofInstituto Cervantesrsquo Chicago Flamenco Festival 2021
ldquoOver 17 months ago we presented our last live performance on our historic stage On October16 we are excited to open our doors once again with the celebrated Chicago dance companyEnsemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theaterrdquo said Auditorium Theatre CEO Rich Regan ldquoWeinvite all of Chicago to this grand re-opening as we continue our 131-year journey as one of thecityrsquos premier cultural institutionsrdquo
ldquoWersquore proud to open the Auditorium Theatre after its long closure says Irma Suarez RuizEnsemble Espantildeol Artistic Director ldquoFor 45 years the company has been creating dance andperforming in this great city A concert is an ideal way to celebrate this achievementrdquo
ldquoThis is the 15th time wersquove performed on the Auditorium Theatre stagerdquo says Jorge PerezEnsemble Espantildeol Executive amp Associate Artistic Director ldquoWe are always grateful whenwe perform here knowing the unparalleled opportunity a performance here means to connect withChicago audiences as one of the cities very own international cultural treasures
The program for the October 16engagement will open withTangos de Granada (2021)choreographed by Chicagorsquos ownWendy Clinard the ArtisticDirector of Clinard Dance Theprogram also features two worldpremieres of Ensemble EspantildeolCompany works Ritmo de la
Tierra (Rhythm of the Earth)
(Martinete) and Al Golpe
(Jaleos) choreographed by Ninode los Reyes the first dancer toever win a Grammy Reyes is alsoshowcased as performer in twosolo works Farruca (2021) and
the world premiere of Lo Que Los Ojos No Ven (What the Eyes Cannot See) alsochoreographed by de los Reyes
Other program works include the folkloric suite Viva Galicia (2007) by Paloma Gomez andChristian Lozano and popular works from the companyrsquos repertoire including Horizonte
(2018) choreographed and performed by Company dancer Monica Saucedo Sevilla (2019)featuring Ensemble Espantildeol Artistic Director Irma Suarez Ruiz on castanets Defalla Fuera
de la Caja (Defalla Out of the Box) (2017) by Angel Rojas Pasion Oculta (Hidden
Passion) (2019) by Artistic Director Ruiz Entre Dos Almas (Between Two Souls) (1998)choreographed and performed by Ruiz and Perez and the companyrsquos signature work Bolero
(1993) choreographed by Company Founder Dame Libby Komaiko
Musical guest artists performing in the program include Flamenco singerguitarist Paco Fonta(JaenMiami) singer guitarist and percussionist Joseacute Moreno (Madrid Malaga New York)Flamenco guitarist David Chiriboga (EcuadorChicago) classical guitarist Brian Torosian(Chicago) and Percussionist Javier Saume-Mazzei (VenezuelaAlbuquerque)
Performance Information
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at Northeastern Illinois Universityperforms at the Auditorium Theatre 50 E Ida B Wells Parkway as part of the ldquoMade in ChicagordquoDance Series at 730PM on Saturday October 16 2021
Tickets
Individual tickets start at $25 and are available online here by phone at 3123412300 or inperson at the Auditorium Theatre Box Office (50 E Ida B Wells Drive) Tickets are available nowas part of the Auditorium Theatrersquos ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series which offers a 20 discountand also includes Deeply Rooted Dance Theater Trinity Irish Dance Company and GiordanoDance Chicago Discounts for groups of 10 or more people are also available
The Auditorium Theatre offers $15 student rush tickets to full-time college students and $5 ticketsto young people ages 13-19 with Urban Gatewaysrsquo Teen Arts Pass program The AuditoriumTheatrersquos ADMIT ONE program offers complimentary tickets to Chicago-area community groups
The Auditorium Theatre is implementing current COVID-19 safety protocols at each show as wellas implementing a flexible return and exchange policy so you can purchase tickets without worryFor tickets or more information visit auditoriumtheatreorgyour-visitsafety
The 2021-22 Auditorium Theatre ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series is supported by theFlorian Fund (Season Dance Sponsor) Joyce Chelberg Pamela Crutchfield and Patti
Eylar amp Charlie Gardner
About Ensemble Espanol Spanish Dance Theater
Ensemble Espantildeol is a not-for-profit arts organization Ensemble Espantildeol founded in 1976 byartistic director Dame Libby Komaiko is the premiere Spanish dance company and center in theUS with a professional and unique residency at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago Underthe artistic direction of Irma Suarez Ruiz and executive leadership of Jorge Perez companysuccessors the Ensemble continues its mission of preservation presentation and promotion ofSpanish dance and culture which also includes the exploration of the countryrsquos history in theFlamenco Folkloric Classical and Escuela Bolera styles and identifies its influence on LatinAmerican art and dance in both traditional and contemporary formats They forge ahead as theleaders in Spanish dance and culture with a commitment to our communities via performanceseducation school residencies academic university programs festivals and tours They remaincommitted to their roots in education and mission of educational artistic and social developmentTheir incredibly rich history includes serving over 30000 students annually training over 90company dancers training over 160 Youth Company dancers from ages 12 to 18 over 90international guest artists and musicians from Spain and the Americas over 2600 scholarshipsawarded to talented aspiring dancers musicians and educators tours and residencies of USincluding Hawaii Mexico Puerto Rico Costa Rica Poland Australia Canada China and Spain
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at Northeastern Illinois University isgrateful to the following 45th Season Partners and Sponsors Northeastern Illinois UniversityPrince Charitable Foundation and the MacArthur Fund for Arts and Culture at Prince Illinois ArtsCouncil Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs Home Depot After School Matters MicrosoftHelen Brach Foundation Enterprise Eugene Jarvis and Sasha Gerritson Sonia Florian GameplanCreative FourStar Branding Instituto Cervantes Stonewolf Studios Dovetail Dance Studios andClinard Dance Theater Thank you to our ldquo$45 for 45rdquo campaign donors and additional thanks tothe 45th Season Media Sponsors La Raza Negocios Now Comcast Hispanic Pro Spanish PublicRadio HMS Media See Chicago Dance and Maisonet Photography
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Pasioacuten Oculta photo by DeanPaul Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Bolero photo by Dave Suarez Photo ofAuditorium Theatre by Andres Marin
The Auditorium Theatre is fully committed to the health and safety of our patrons and ourstaff In light of the increased numbers of new COVID cases in Chicago for this eventpatrons 12 and over are REQUIRED to show proof of vaccination at the door orproof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of entry Guests under 12may gain entry by wearing a mask at all times when not eating and drinkingAll guests must wear a mask when not eating or drinking
You are receiving this message as a member of the Auditorium Theatres press list If youdo not wish to receive similar messages in the future please reply to this email
50 E Ida B Wells Dr Chicago IL 60605 United States
Unsubscribe | Forward | View in browser
About The Auditorium Theatre
The Auditorium Theatre located at 50 E Ida B Wells Dr at Roosevelt University in Chicago is anIllinois not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest in international culturalcommunity and educational programming to all of Chicago and beyond as The Theatre for thePeople The theater opened on Dec 9 1889 and is committed to the continued restoration andpreservation of this National Historic Landmark
The Auditorium Theatre 2021-2022 Season is made possible in part with support from TheFlorian Fund the John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation and the PalmerHouse Hilton The Auditorium Theatre also acknowledges support from the Illinois ArtsCouncil Agency
For a complete listing of events at the Auditorium Theatre please visit AuditoriumTheatreorg
(CHICAGO IL) ndash Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at NortheasternIllinois University returns to the Auditorium Theatre at 730PM on Saturday October16 2021 Celebrating the finale performance of its 45th anniversary ldquoZafiro Flamenco(Sapphire Flamenco) New Era New Works New Legaciesrdquo season the Chicago-based EnsembleEspantildeol has been hailed for ldquoits grand theatricality precision-tooled technique and flamenco-based firerdquo (Chicago Tonight)
This performance is the first presented performance since the theatre closed in Marchof 2020 and opens the Auditoriumrsquos 2021-2022 Season It is the first program in theAuditoriumrsquos ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series The performance will also be the kick-off event ofInstituto Cervantesrsquo Chicago Flamenco Festival 2021
ldquoOver 17 months ago we presented our last live performance on our historic stage On October16 we are excited to open our doors once again with the celebrated Chicago dance companyEnsemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theaterrdquo said Auditorium Theatre CEO Rich Regan ldquoWeinvite all of Chicago to this grand re-opening as we continue our 131-year journey as one of thecityrsquos premier cultural institutionsrdquo
ldquoWersquore proud to open the Auditorium Theatre after its long closure says Irma Suarez RuizEnsemble Espantildeol Artistic Director ldquoFor 45 years the company has been creating dance andperforming in this great city A concert is an ideal way to celebrate this achievementrdquo
ldquoThis is the 15th time wersquove performed on the Auditorium Theatre stagerdquo says Jorge PerezEnsemble Espantildeol Executive amp Associate Artistic Director ldquoWe are always grateful whenwe perform here knowing the unparalleled opportunity a performance here means to connect withChicago audiences as one of the cities very own international cultural treasures
The program for the October 16engagement will open withTangos de Granada (2021)choreographed by Chicagorsquos ownWendy Clinard the ArtisticDirector of Clinard Dance Theprogram also features two worldpremieres of Ensemble EspantildeolCompany works Ritmo de la
Tierra (Rhythm of the Earth)
(Martinete) and Al Golpe
(Jaleos) choreographed by Ninode los Reyes the first dancer toever win a Grammy Reyes is alsoshowcased as performer in twosolo works Farruca (2021) and
the world premiere of Lo Que Los Ojos No Ven (What the Eyes Cannot See) alsochoreographed by de los Reyes
Other program works include the folkloric suite Viva Galicia (2007) by Paloma Gomez andChristian Lozano and popular works from the companyrsquos repertoire including Horizonte
(2018) choreographed and performed by Company dancer Monica Saucedo Sevilla (2019)featuring Ensemble Espantildeol Artistic Director Irma Suarez Ruiz on castanets Defalla Fuera
de la Caja (Defalla Out of the Box) (2017) by Angel Rojas Pasion Oculta (Hidden
Passion) (2019) by Artistic Director Ruiz Entre Dos Almas (Between Two Souls) (1998)choreographed and performed by Ruiz and Perez and the companyrsquos signature work Bolero
(1993) choreographed by Company Founder Dame Libby Komaiko
Musical guest artists performing in the program include Flamenco singerguitarist Paco Fonta(JaenMiami) singer guitarist and percussionist Joseacute Moreno (Madrid Malaga New York)Flamenco guitarist David Chiriboga (EcuadorChicago) classical guitarist Brian Torosian(Chicago) and Percussionist Javier Saume-Mazzei (VenezuelaAlbuquerque)
Performance Information
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at Northeastern Illinois Universityperforms at the Auditorium Theatre 50 E Ida B Wells Parkway as part of the ldquoMade in ChicagordquoDance Series at 730PM on Saturday October 16 2021
Tickets
Individual tickets start at $25 and are available online here by phone at 3123412300 or inperson at the Auditorium Theatre Box Office (50 E Ida B Wells Drive) Tickets are available nowas part of the Auditorium Theatrersquos ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series which offers a 20 discountand also includes Deeply Rooted Dance Theater Trinity Irish Dance Company and GiordanoDance Chicago Discounts for groups of 10 or more people are also available
The Auditorium Theatre offers $15 student rush tickets to full-time college students and $5 ticketsto young people ages 13-19 with Urban Gatewaysrsquo Teen Arts Pass program The AuditoriumTheatrersquos ADMIT ONE program offers complimentary tickets to Chicago-area community groups
The Auditorium Theatre is implementing current COVID-19 safety protocols at each show as wellas implementing a flexible return and exchange policy so you can purchase tickets without worryFor tickets or more information visit auditoriumtheatreorgyour-visitsafety
The 2021-22 Auditorium Theatre ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series is supported by theFlorian Fund (Season Dance Sponsor) Joyce Chelberg Pamela Crutchfield and Patti
Eylar amp Charlie Gardner
About Ensemble Espanol Spanish Dance Theater
Ensemble Espantildeol is a not-for-profit arts organization Ensemble Espantildeol founded in 1976 byartistic director Dame Libby Komaiko is the premiere Spanish dance company and center in theUS with a professional and unique residency at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago Underthe artistic direction of Irma Suarez Ruiz and executive leadership of Jorge Perez companysuccessors the Ensemble continues its mission of preservation presentation and promotion ofSpanish dance and culture which also includes the exploration of the countryrsquos history in theFlamenco Folkloric Classical and Escuela Bolera styles and identifies its influence on LatinAmerican art and dance in both traditional and contemporary formats They forge ahead as theleaders in Spanish dance and culture with a commitment to our communities via performanceseducation school residencies academic university programs festivals and tours They remaincommitted to their roots in education and mission of educational artistic and social developmentTheir incredibly rich history includes serving over 30000 students annually training over 90company dancers training over 160 Youth Company dancers from ages 12 to 18 over 90international guest artists and musicians from Spain and the Americas over 2600 scholarshipsawarded to talented aspiring dancers musicians and educators tours and residencies of USincluding Hawaii Mexico Puerto Rico Costa Rica Poland Australia Canada China and Spain
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at Northeastern Illinois University isgrateful to the following 45th Season Partners and Sponsors Northeastern Illinois UniversityPrince Charitable Foundation and the MacArthur Fund for Arts and Culture at Prince Illinois ArtsCouncil Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs Home Depot After School Matters MicrosoftHelen Brach Foundation Enterprise Eugene Jarvis and Sasha Gerritson Sonia Florian GameplanCreative FourStar Branding Instituto Cervantes Stonewolf Studios Dovetail Dance Studios andClinard Dance Theater Thank you to our ldquo$45 for 45rdquo campaign donors and additional thanks tothe 45th Season Media Sponsors La Raza Negocios Now Comcast Hispanic Pro Spanish PublicRadio HMS Media See Chicago Dance and Maisonet Photography
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Pasioacuten Oculta photo by DeanPaul Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Bolero photo by Dave Suarez Photo ofAuditorium Theatre by Andres Marin
The Auditorium Theatre is fully committed to the health and safety of our patrons and ourstaff In light of the increased numbers of new COVID cases in Chicago for this eventpatrons 12 and over are REQUIRED to show proof of vaccination at the door orproof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of entry Guests under 12may gain entry by wearing a mask at all times when not eating and drinkingAll guests must wear a mask when not eating or drinking
You are receiving this message as a member of the Auditorium Theatres press list If youdo not wish to receive similar messages in the future please reply to this email
50 E Ida B Wells Dr Chicago IL 60605 United States
Unsubscribe | Forward | View in browser
About The Auditorium Theatre
The Auditorium Theatre located at 50 E Ida B Wells Dr at Roosevelt University in Chicago is anIllinois not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest in international culturalcommunity and educational programming to all of Chicago and beyond as The Theatre for thePeople The theater opened on Dec 9 1889 and is committed to the continued restoration andpreservation of this National Historic Landmark
The Auditorium Theatre 2021-2022 Season is made possible in part with support from TheFlorian Fund the John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation and the PalmerHouse Hilton The Auditorium Theatre also acknowledges support from the Illinois ArtsCouncil Agency
For a complete listing of events at the Auditorium Theatre please visit AuditoriumTheatreorg
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at Northeastern Illinois Universityperforms at the Auditorium Theatre 50 E Ida B Wells Parkway as part of the ldquoMade in ChicagordquoDance Series at 730PM on Saturday October 16 2021
Tickets
Individual tickets start at $25 and are available online here by phone at 3123412300 or inperson at the Auditorium Theatre Box Office (50 E Ida B Wells Drive) Tickets are available nowas part of the Auditorium Theatrersquos ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series which offers a 20 discountand also includes Deeply Rooted Dance Theater Trinity Irish Dance Company and GiordanoDance Chicago Discounts for groups of 10 or more people are also available
The Auditorium Theatre offers $15 student rush tickets to full-time college students and $5 ticketsto young people ages 13-19 with Urban Gatewaysrsquo Teen Arts Pass program The AuditoriumTheatrersquos ADMIT ONE program offers complimentary tickets to Chicago-area community groups
The Auditorium Theatre is implementing current COVID-19 safety protocols at each show as wellas implementing a flexible return and exchange policy so you can purchase tickets without worryFor tickets or more information visit auditoriumtheatreorgyour-visitsafety
The 2021-22 Auditorium Theatre ldquoMade in Chicagordquo Dance Series is supported by theFlorian Fund (Season Dance Sponsor) Joyce Chelberg Pamela Crutchfield and Patti
Eylar amp Charlie Gardner
About Ensemble Espanol Spanish Dance Theater
Ensemble Espantildeol is a not-for-profit arts organization Ensemble Espantildeol founded in 1976 byartistic director Dame Libby Komaiko is the premiere Spanish dance company and center in theUS with a professional and unique residency at Northeastern Illinois University in Chicago Underthe artistic direction of Irma Suarez Ruiz and executive leadership of Jorge Perez companysuccessors the Ensemble continues its mission of preservation presentation and promotion ofSpanish dance and culture which also includes the exploration of the countryrsquos history in theFlamenco Folkloric Classical and Escuela Bolera styles and identifies its influence on LatinAmerican art and dance in both traditional and contemporary formats They forge ahead as theleaders in Spanish dance and culture with a commitment to our communities via performanceseducation school residencies academic university programs festivals and tours They remaincommitted to their roots in education and mission of educational artistic and social developmentTheir incredibly rich history includes serving over 30000 students annually training over 90company dancers training over 160 Youth Company dancers from ages 12 to 18 over 90international guest artists and musicians from Spain and the Americas over 2600 scholarshipsawarded to talented aspiring dancers musicians and educators tours and residencies of USincluding Hawaii Mexico Puerto Rico Costa Rica Poland Australia Canada China and Spain
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in residence at Northeastern Illinois University isgrateful to the following 45th Season Partners and Sponsors Northeastern Illinois UniversityPrince Charitable Foundation and the MacArthur Fund for Arts and Culture at Prince Illinois ArtsCouncil Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs Home Depot After School Matters MicrosoftHelen Brach Foundation Enterprise Eugene Jarvis and Sasha Gerritson Sonia Florian GameplanCreative FourStar Branding Instituto Cervantes Stonewolf Studios Dovetail Dance Studios andClinard Dance Theater Thank you to our ldquo$45 for 45rdquo campaign donors and additional thanks tothe 45th Season Media Sponsors La Raza Negocios Now Comcast Hispanic Pro Spanish PublicRadio HMS Media See Chicago Dance and Maisonet Photography
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Pasioacuten Oculta photo by DeanPaul Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Bolero photo by Dave Suarez Photo ofAuditorium Theatre by Andres Marin
The Auditorium Theatre is fully committed to the health and safety of our patrons and ourstaff In light of the increased numbers of new COVID cases in Chicago for this eventpatrons 12 and over are REQUIRED to show proof of vaccination at the door orproof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of entry Guests under 12may gain entry by wearing a mask at all times when not eating and drinkingAll guests must wear a mask when not eating or drinking
You are receiving this message as a member of the Auditorium Theatres press list If youdo not wish to receive similar messages in the future please reply to this email
50 E Ida B Wells Dr Chicago IL 60605 United States
Unsubscribe | Forward | View in browser
About The Auditorium Theatre
The Auditorium Theatre located at 50 E Ida B Wells Dr at Roosevelt University in Chicago is anIllinois not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest in international culturalcommunity and educational programming to all of Chicago and beyond as The Theatre for thePeople The theater opened on Dec 9 1889 and is committed to the continued restoration andpreservation of this National Historic Landmark
The Auditorium Theatre 2021-2022 Season is made possible in part with support from TheFlorian Fund the John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation and the PalmerHouse Hilton The Auditorium Theatre also acknowledges support from the Illinois ArtsCouncil Agency
For a complete listing of events at the Auditorium Theatre please visit AuditoriumTheatreorg
Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Pasioacuten Oculta photo by DeanPaul Ensemble Espantildeol Spanish Dance Theater in Bolero photo by Dave Suarez Photo ofAuditorium Theatre by Andres Marin
The Auditorium Theatre is fully committed to the health and safety of our patrons and ourstaff In light of the increased numbers of new COVID cases in Chicago for this eventpatrons 12 and over are REQUIRED to show proof of vaccination at the door orproof of a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of entry Guests under 12may gain entry by wearing a mask at all times when not eating and drinkingAll guests must wear a mask when not eating or drinking
You are receiving this message as a member of the Auditorium Theatres press list If youdo not wish to receive similar messages in the future please reply to this email
50 E Ida B Wells Dr Chicago IL 60605 United States
Unsubscribe | Forward | View in browser
About The Auditorium Theatre
The Auditorium Theatre located at 50 E Ida B Wells Dr at Roosevelt University in Chicago is anIllinois not-for-profit organization committed to presenting the finest in international culturalcommunity and educational programming to all of Chicago and beyond as The Theatre for thePeople The theater opened on Dec 9 1889 and is committed to the continued restoration andpreservation of this National Historic Landmark
The Auditorium Theatre 2021-2022 Season is made possible in part with support from TheFlorian Fund the John D and Catherine T MacArthur Foundation and the PalmerHouse Hilton The Auditorium Theatre also acknowledges support from the Illinois ArtsCouncil Agency
For a complete listing of events at the Auditorium Theatre please visit AuditoriumTheatreorg
