For those eager to welcome the chill of fall with a dash of theatrical eeriness, look no further than the Millermuller Ballet's 12th annual "Danse Macabre" performance. Gracing the stage at the Plaza Theatre in Garland, Texas, the company is set to revive the hauntingly mystical "El Amor Brujo," a tale of love, magic, and vengeful spirits drawn from the depths of Spanish folklore.
According to the City of Garland, the Millermuller Ballet will unite once more with the Rockwall Ballet Company, bringing together a dynamic array of ballet variations, powerful jazz dance, and the refined grace of classical ballet. Scheduled for October 25, from 7:30 to 9:30 PM, audiences can expect an evening filled with artistic thrills.
Adding to the allure of the night, Ada Mora, acclaimed for a stellar original performance in 2016, will return to dance the lead role in "Danse Macabre." This piece, a Gothic interpretation set to the equally gothic symphonic poem by Camille Saint-Saëns, promises to be as mesmerizing as chilling. With inspiration from Henri Cazalis, it wraps up the show that takes attendees on a journey through the delights of fall.
