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Anna Karenina: Inside the Studio with Christian Spuck | The National Ballet of Canada
Anna Karenina Choreography: Christian Spuck Staged by: Katja Wünsche, Birgit Deharde and Daniel Mulligan Music: Sergei Rachmaninoff, Witold Lutosławski, Sulkhan Tsintsadze and Josef Bardanashvili Pianist: Adrian Oetiker Set Design: Christian Spuck and Jörg Zielinski Costumes Design: Emma Ryott Lighting Design: Martin Gebhardt Video Design: Tieni Burkhalter Sound Collages: Martin Donner Dramaturge: Claus Spahn Intimacy Consultant: Anisa Tejpar Costumes and Scenery Courtesy of Opernhaus Zürich and Den Norske Opera & Ballett. Featuring Christian Spuck Hope Muir Emma Ryott Christopher Gerty Heather Ogden Genevieve Penn Nabity Ben Rudisin Isaac Wright Artists of the Ballet Artists of Ballett Zürich in Anna Karenina. Footage courtesy of Ballett Zürich. Christian Spuck. Photos by Serghei Gherciu, Ida Zenna, Roman Novitzky. Thank You BMO Financial 2024/25 Season Sponsor Anna Karenina is presented by IG Private Wealth Management Lead philanthropic support for Anna Karenina is generously provided by Tony Arrell, C.M. & Anne Arrell, Laura Dinner & Richard Rooney, and the Walter Carsen New Creations Fund. Additional support is provided by The Producers’ Circle. The Producers’ Circle (2025): John & Claudine Bailey, Indra & Rags Davloor, Laura Dinner & Richard Rooney, Gail Drummond & Bob Dorrance, Ira Gluskin & Maxine Granovsky Gluskin, Anna McCowan-Johnson & Donald K. Johnson, O.C., Judy Korthals & Peter Irwin, Mona & Harvey Levenstein, Jerry Lozinski, O.C. & Joan Lozinski, O.C., The Honourable Margaret Norrie McCain, C.C., Julie Medland, Sandra Pitblado, C.M. & Jim Pitblado, C.M., The Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation and Alexander Younger & Sarah Richardson. Christopher Gerty is sponsored through Dancers First by Ms. Nancy Viner & Dr. Raymond Stein. Heather Ogden is sponsored through Dancers First by Ira Gluskin & Maxine Granovsky Gluskin. Genevieve Penn Nabity is sponsored through Dancers First by George & Kathy Dembroski. Ben Rudisin is sponsored through Dancers First by Sylvie Allard & Brian O’Keefe. Videography and Editing: Paul McNulty
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