Grand Rapids Ballet Presents ‘Broken Wings,’ Inspired by Frida Kahlo’s Art
The Grand Rapids Ballet in West Michigan is presenting a dance performance titled "Broken Wings," which brings the art of Frida Kahlo to life.
Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Battle Creek, MI, October 13, 2026 —
The Grand Rapids Ballet in West Michigan is presenting Broken Wings, a dance performance described as bringing the art of Frida Kahlo to life. The announcement identifies Kahlo’s art as the performance’s central inspiration but does not provide further details about how that connection is expressed onstage.
Information provided about the presentation is limited. The performance dates, venue, ticket availability, and duration were not specified. The announcement also does not identify the choreographer, dancers, music, or other creative contributors, or explain which works by Kahlo inform the production.
Without those details, the scope and format of Broken Wings cannot be established from the announcement alone. It is described as a dance performance, but no information was provided about its style, staging, or narrative. The description that it brings Kahlo’s art to life does not specify whether the production draws on particular paintings, themes, or elements of her biography.
The presentation is associated with the Grand Rapids Ballet, identified in the announcement as being in West Michigan. No additional information was provided about the company’s plans for the performance or whether it is part of a larger program.
Further details about scheduling, production credits, and the artistic approach were not included in the information available. As a result, the announcement establishes the performance’s title, presenting organization, regional association, and connection to Kahlo’s art, while leaving practical and creative specifics unreported.
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