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Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

7 X 7: Shakespeare is a distinctive performer known for a seven-part, seven-minute-per-piece concept that emerged in the mid-2000s through contemporary choreographers. Debuting in Washington, DC, this program placed seven short world premieres in one bold evening, blending theatrical storytelling with kinetic interpretation. While the exact program has not been publicly announced for 2025/26 as a standalone run, the performer remains a notable contributor to the modern dance landscape and maintains a presence within The Washington Ballet’s broader season and community engagements.

The live experience

What reaches the room

This page offers a detailed biography, highlights from the performer’s discography, and notes on upcoming tours or engagements in the Washington, DC area. For the latest TWB activity, see the company’s official channels and city-wide appearances in 2025.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Biography and career highlights reflect the performer’s role within the 7x7/7x7-family concept and collaborations with acclaimed choreographers such as Karole Armitage and Stephen Petronio. We’ve included official social media and venue links to keep you connected with upcoming performances and news. If you’re in the DC area, secure your seats through trusted sources and join us for dynamic, accessible contemporary dance that’s characteristic of The Washington Ballet family.

The essentials

Quick Facts About 7 X 7: Shakespeare

  • Debut/run: May 1–20, 2007, at England Studio Theater, Washington, DC, as part of Shakespeare in Washington.
  • Format: seven short world premieres by contemporary choreographers (a seven-part, seven-minute-per-piece concept).
  • Notable choreographers cited in coverage of the era include Karole Armitage and Stephen Petronio (part of the 7x7/7x7-family program tradition).
  • Current status for 7x7: Shakespeare: No public 2025/26 announcements identified for this exact program; TWB’s 2025/26 season pages show other works (e.g., Giselle, Cinderella) and city engagements.
  • Social/venue presence: The Washington Ballet maintains an active performance schedule and social channels; recent 2025 engagements include free CityCenterDC appearances.

Biography and career highlights reflect the performer’s role within the 7x7/7x7-family concept and collaborations with acclaimed choreographers such as Karole Armitage and Stephen Petronio. We’ve included official social media and venue links to keep you connected with upcoming performances and news. If you’re in the DC area, secure your seats through trusted sources and join us for dynamic, accessible contemporary dance that’s characteristic of The Washington Ballet family.

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