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SUMMARY:First Steps of “Pages”: Choreographing a New Work with Jessica 
 Lang
DESCRIPTION:Join The Community Library and Ballet Sun Valley (BSV) for a co
 nversation with world-renowned choreographer Jessica Lang\, resident choreo
 grapher at Pacific Northwest Ballet (PNB).\\n\\nAs one of the most celebrat
 ed choreographers of our time\, over the past two decades Lang has created 
 more than 100 original works for dance companies around the world including
  American Ballet Theatre\, The Joffrey Ballet\, The Royal Ballet\, and Paci
 fic Northwest Ballet.\\n\\nLast summer\, Lang spent a week in residence wit
 h the Library at the historic Ernest and Mary Hemingway House incubating a 
 new work. The new work\, a co-commission between BSV and PNB\, will be perf
 ormed on June 28 as part of Ballet Sun Valley’s 2026 Summer Festival.\\n\
 \nThis morning's on-stage conversation will explore how Lang’s new work d
 rew literary inspiration from her time at the Hemingway House. “The conce
 pts are about aged books\, short stories\, and the library\,” she says. �
 ��My visions for the piece are beautiful and poetic.”\\n\\nCome hear abou
 t how a new work germinates and comes into the world – a new piece inspir
 ed by the Wood River Valley’s light\, sounds\, and energy.
URL:https://visitsunvalley.com/events/first-steps-of-pages-choreographing-a
 -new-work-with-jessica-lang/
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