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Celebrate Forsythe refers to a historic LA dance program developed in 2016 as part of Fall for Forsythe, showcased at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in Los Angeles, CA. While there isn’t an active performer with this exact name today, the project highlighted innovative choreographies by William Forsythe and brought some of the world’s leading ballet companies into contact with his distinctive movement language. This page provides an insider’s look at the program, its impact on the LA dance scene, and the legacy of Forsythe’s works as performed during that weekend.

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Biography notes and historical context are provided to help fans understand the Celebrate Forsythe program’s place in modern ballet. While there are no active 2025 dates or a current discography under this specific title, the legacy of these works—Pas/Parts 2016, The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, Artifact Suite, and related Forsythe pieces—continues to influence contemporary performance. For the latest Forsythe-adjacent shows, keep an eye on official social channels and touring updates from major companies that frequently stage his works, such as the San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Houston Ballet. We’ve included official social links for related performers and companies to help you stay informed.

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Quick Facts About Celebrate Forsythe

  • Origin: A 2016 LA dance program titled Celebrate Forsythe, part of Fall for Forsythe at The Music Center.
  • Dates and venue: October 21–23, 2016, at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles, CA.
  • Participants: San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Houston Ballet performing Forsythe’s works.
  • Works featured: Pas/Parts 2016, The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, Artifact Suite (plus related Forsythe pieces), performed by the three companies.

Biography notes and historical context are provided to help fans understand the Celebrate Forsythe program’s place in modern ballet. While there are no active 2025 dates or a current discography under this specific title, the legacy of these works—Pas/Parts 2016, The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude, Artifact Suite, and related Forsythe pieces—continues to influence contemporary performance. For the latest Forsythe-adjacent shows, keep an eye on official social channels and touring updates from major companies that frequently stage his works, such as the San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Houston Ballet. We’ve included official social links for related performers and companies to help you stay informed.

Secure your seats through trusted sources and connect with the community: we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticketing options when new Forsythe-inspired programs are announced in the region.

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