In The Middle, Somewhat Elevated Tickets

In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated is a landmark contemporary ballet created by renowned choreographer William Forsythe for the Paris Opera Ballet. Known for its high-velocity movement, sharp vocabulary, and athletic virtuosity, the piece fuses Forsythe's signature style with Thom Willems’s electrifying electronic score. This performer page provides a detailed biography, key discography notes that underpin the work’s musical lineage, and up-to-date information on 2025 engagements. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets and performance details across venues in the U.S. and Europe.

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Background and impact: Forsythe’s influence has been recognized with major honors including the Kyoto Prize (2024) and various industry awards, underscoring how In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated elevated contemporary ballet on the world stage. The collaboration with Thom Willems—the composer behind The Loss of Small Detail (2000), Music for William Forsythe (2002), and Enemy in the Figure (2003)—provides an essential sonic landscape that complements Forsythe’s dynamic choreography. In 2025, engagements bring the work to Opéra House Zürich as part of Autographs (March 29–June 11) and to Kansas City Ballet in the Fusion program (May 9–18). Social channels from companies like Kansas City Ballet and Texas Ballet Theater regularly feature performance clips and ticket information, making it easier to plan your visit.

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