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Ballets Jazz Montréal Artistic Director Alexandra Damiani joins Detroit Opera’s Arthur White and Kim Smith for a conversation about dance, collaboration, and the creative vision behind the company’s work. Together, they discuss Ballets Jazz Montréal’s distinctive approach to contemporary dance and its upcoming Detroit program, set entirely to the music of Leonard Cohen. The conversation explores the relationship between movement, music, and storytelling, and what Detroit audiences can expect when Cohen’s songs are reimagined through dance on the Detroit Opera House stage.
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