Asian American Ballet Project
Receding and Reemerging
Four world premieres will anchor Receding and Reemerging. AABP company dancer Azamat Asangul makes his debut as a choreographer with a ballet based on the origin story of the Kyrgyz moonflower. Zhanat Baidaralin, choreographer of "On the Way" from AABP's 2024 concert Intersections, will return with a ballet that tells the Kazakh legend of Gengis Khan's son's fatal encounter with a herd of deer. Ballet Austin TWO's Alexa Capareda will choreograph a ballet set in a Philippine forest filled with the fantastical creatures said to roam at night. Up-and-coming local choreographer Destiny Kluck will create a ballet that explores the Chinese myth of the Red Thread of Fate. Rounding out the program are a few surprises plus a restaging of Michel Fokine's 1911 "Spectre de la Rose" by AABP's artistic director Beth Mochizuki.
Running Time: 1 hour, 15 minutes, 1 intermission
Assisted Listening Devices: All performances
All performances of Receding and Reemerging will feature complimentary assisted listening devices upon request.
Receding and Reemerging
Performance Schedule
Saturday, June 21, 2025 — 7pm (Post-Show Reception)
Sunday, June 22, 2025 — 3pm (Post-Show Talkback)
Ticket Information
All seats reserved; seating opens 30 minutes prior to curtain. Lobby opens 1 hour prior to curtain. Late seating is at ASA management’s discretion and may include alternate seats to those purchased and/or not sitting with your group.
All Tickets are $25-$35
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Note: Card to Culture tickets are available for $10 in limited quantities for every performance to EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare cardholders (or similar programs from other states). Card to Culture tickets must be picked up at the ASA box office (eligible cards must be presented at time of pickup and should match the name on the tickets).
Accessible Seats:
Row A is on the main floor level and is accessible to those who use wheelchairs and other mobility devices, those who are unable to climb steps, and patrons who are low-vision/require front row seating for any other reason. Each row beginning with Row B requires climbing steps as indicated on the seat selection page. Row A will have theater chairs provided for those who need accessible seats and their companions with the exception of wheelchair locations (designated in blue on the seating selection chart).