Performance

Venue	Royal Opera House
	Also: Linbury Studio, Ballet Studio, Clore Studio,Floral Hall
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	6th October 2005
To	8th October 2005
When	19:45
Prices	From £5.00. To £15.00.
Royal Opera House (V377)
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Ballet Black - Shift Trip...Catch/Duael Fuel/Elegie

Work:: Ballet Black (S02111829241)

The critically acclaimed Ballet Black strive to honour the traditions of classical ballet while breaking new ground with cutting-edge choreography. Now an essential part of the classical ballet landscape, the company is the perfect showcase for dancers of black and Asian descent, providing them with a platform on which to perform and practise their craft. Unsurprisingly, Ballet Black attracts dancers, choreographers and designers from around the world.

Production:: Shift Trip...Catch/Duael Fuel/Elegie (T01902399822)

Shift Trip...Catch - set to a score which mixes Vivaldi and a live solo cello, specially composed and performed by Zoe Martlew. Duael Fuel - inspired by the music of Duke Ellington. Elegie - Stephen Sheriff's choreographic response to Poulenc's homage after the untimely death of the great horn player Dennis Brain.

Choreographer	Antonia Franceschi (Shift Trip...Catch)
Music	Zoe Martlew (Shift Trip...Catch)
Performer	Zoe Martlew (cello)
Choreographer	Irek Mukhamedov (Duael Fuel)
Choreographer	Stephen Sheriff (Elegie)

Listing:: L01640947435

Linbury Studio. Part of Black History Month

Current production:Work

Shift Trip...Catch/Duael Fuel/Elegie

Shift Trip...Catch - set to a score which mixes Vivaldi and a live solo cello, specially composed and performed by Zoe Martlew. Duael Fuel - inspired by the music of Duke Ellington. Elegie - Stephen Sheriff's choreographic response to Poulenc's homage after the untimely death of the great horn player Dennis Brain. Linbury Studio. Part of Black History Month

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