Louisville Ballet brought together the innovative choreography of Ching Ching Wong and the hip-hop music of Jack Harlow that resulted in an epic night of dazzling performances.
The Louisville rapper provided the soundtrack for a performance by the Official State Ballet of Kentucky. The title of the piece is “502” and its choreography was developed by Ching Ching Wong.
The piece made its official debut in early November in the Triple Take show at Brown Theater along with Influences (Choreography by Harald Uwe Kern & Music by Robert Schumann), and Broken Totem (Choreography by Adam Hougland & Music by Igor Stravinsky).
Keep scrolling to see all the highlights from this epic collaboration!
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Sydney is a native Louisvillian who spent her twenties in Los Angeles working in Hollywood. When off duty, she blogs about her adventures at Sydney to Anywhere. An avid explorer, the only thing she loves...
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