The Death of the Swan

Dance, heightened text, and a live score sets to life the “Death of the Swan” in this AZ based company’s production. The most artistic attempt I’ve seen at HFF24.... full review

This dance with death was inspiring, thought provoking, and beautifully executed. The ballet was pure grace. The dialogue intriguing. The music was perfect. Wonderful show!... full review

In a sea of fringe, this is a show that 100% has it's very own unique thing going for it. You will not see anything else like it.... full review

To die without art in one's life is the question that The Death Of The Swan asks its audience to consider. Beautiful dancing and performances by this cast of three. ... full review

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What a beautiful and incredibly moving piece about an artist fighting to escape the grips of Death! I laughed, I cried! I look forward to see this company's next piece. ... full review

A graceful, well-choreographed introspection. The performances were all outstanding, especially Maddie Natoli's precise and exquisite balletic movements and emotional performance. ... full review

A captivating, emotional, beautiful look into the tragic soul of a woman who lived for her art and asks to be remembered. ... full review

Wonderful. Took me away for 45 minutes to a world of curiosity and a deep soul search about life/death. The performance was fantastic and the actors know their craft. Tears and goosebumps in the first minute, you know it’s good. Shout out to the troupe, that traveled by car in this crazy summer heat to share their creation. Thank you. ... full review

Precise, impactful, and provocative. Anna Pavlova’s dance with death tackled some of the most existential questions known to artists. Well done. ... full review