Performances by Annabelle Lopez Ochoa 2022

Wed, Oct 5 - Sun, Dec 4  2022

Celebrated Amsterdam-based choreographer Annabelle Lopez Ochoa will direct several dance performances from October to December 2022.

Upcoming Performances

Until December 4, 2022 – Ballet Hispánico performs Lopez Ochoa’s Tiburones, Doña Perón, Linea Recta on tour in North America. Schedule: (11/4-5 Philadelphia, 11/12 Wilmington, 11/19 Pittsburgh, 12/1-3 Washington D.C.). TICKETS.

November 10-12 – Chicago Symphony Orchestra & The Joffrey Ballet perform Lopez Ochoa’s Platée. TICKETS.

Past Performances

October 7 – 8, 2022 – SMUIN Contemporary Ballet performs Requiem For A Rose at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek, California. Directed by Lopez Ochoa, the performance is set to Franz Schubert, Quintet in C major, Adagio, performed by the Alban Berg Quartet. TICKETS.

October 5 – October 9, 2022 – Conservatory Dance Company performs the Lopez Ochoa’s Shibuya Blues at Pittsburgh Playhouse/Point Park Dance. TICKETS.

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s Shibuya Blues.

About Annabelle Lopez Ochoa

Annabelle is an award-winning and sought-after choreographer that has created works for 71 dance companies around the world. A versatile choreographer, Lopez Ochoa creates regularly within the dance field but also for theatre, opera, and musical theatre. Her wide-ranging body of work includes short conceptual pieces, full-length narratives , and dance films. The Colombian-Belgian Lopez Ochoa completed her dance education at the Royal Ballet School of Antwerp. After a 12-year long career in a number of European dance companies Annabelle decided in 2003 to focus solely on choreography. That same year she is hailed as the “rising star of the Dutch dance scene” (NRC newspaper) and only 7 years later the Temecula Performing Arts Examiner wrote: ”Ochoa is truly a masterful choreographer with an edge for what dance can and should be in this constantly changing industry”. She has been creating new works and new forms ever since and is also frequently invited to teach.

Annabelle Lopez Ochoa. Photo by Gregory Miller.