An Evening With Portland Ballet at 3S Artspace

On sale Monday, June 29 at 11am // Member Presale begins Thursday, June 25 at 11am*
3S Artspace Presents
An Evening With Portland Ballet
Saturday, August 15
7 - 9:30pm with a brief intermission
$30 Students / $40 Members / $45 General Admission

3S Artspace is thrilled to welcome Portland Ballet for a dynamic, multi-part performance bringing audiences up close to the power, creativity, and beauty of contemporary ballet. Come spend your evening with us immersed in dance! Spanning the Gallery and Performance Space, the works in this program explore themes of determination, duality, and the forces that shape us, including reimagined choreography rooted in the legacy of modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan.
This special evening also includes small-plate bites and a cash bar. Following the performance, attendees are invited to a brief Q&A with the dancers, Executive Director, and choreographers.
Whether you already love dance or your interest is piqued for the first time, this event is not to be missed. Join us!
Please note: A portion of this event takes place in the Gallery and is standing. If you would prefer seating, we are happy to accommodate your request. The remainder of the event is fully seated.
Featured works:
Excerpt from Impetus
Antithesis
Four Seasons
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*Member presale begins Thursday, June 25 at 11am! Members at the Supporter level and above, use your Member code during checkout for early access to purchase tickets! Sign up or renew: 3sarts.org/membership
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Excerpt from Impetus // Choreographer: Nell Shipman
Set to the dynamic pace of Karl Jenkins' music composition "Palladio," Nell Shipman's choreography in Impetus brings human determination to life in this abstract piece. Illustrating the strength required to move forward with both persistence and purpose, Impetus is a longstanding audience favorite, showcasing the athleticism, beauty, and power brought by the artists of Portland Ballet.
Antithesis // Choreographers: Jackson Gormley & Rebecca Woll
In Antithesis, choreographers Jackson Gormley and Rebecca Woll take two contrasting original works by Isadora Duncan, a founder of modern dance, and discover how two dramatically different works might be combined.