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Venue	Barbican Centre
	Also: Barbican Theatre,Barbican Hall. Guildhall School of Music and Drama Theatre, Cinema1,Cinema2,Gallery, Silk Street Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	3rd October 2001
To	6th October 2001
When	19:45
Prices	From £8.00. To £25.00.
Barbican Centre (V371)
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Batsheva Dance Company - Sabotage Baby

Work:: Batsheva Dance Company (S1080567727)

Batsheva Dance Company founded by Martha Graham in 1964, entered a new era in 1990 with the appointment of Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin as Artistic Director. Naharin revolutionised dance in Israel, turning Batsheva performances into cult events and capturing new young audiences at home and abroad.

Production:: Sabotage Baby (T01498008636)

Sabotage Baby reflects Naharin's vision of the company as a meeting for artists of all disciplines. Dutch musicians Orkater Ensemble perform their own industrial score live on stage with their strange Heath Robinson musical gadgets. A gyrating, tuxedoed dancer leads us into this capricious dream world, populated by 20ft stilt-walking, aria-singing avenging angels, Chinese princesses and crinolined ladies as well as fantastically-costumed workers on their post-apocalyptic factory floor.

Choreographer	Ohad Naharin
Music	Orkater Batsheva

Listing:: L01634660058

Dance Umbrella. BITE 01. Barbican Theatre

Sabotage Baby

Sabotage Baby reflects Naharin's vision of the company as a meeting for artists of all disciplines. Dutch musicians Orkater Ensemble perform their own industrial score live on stage with their strange Heath Robinson musical gadgets. A gyrating, tuxedoed dancer leads us into this capricious dream world, populated by 20ft stilt-walking, aria-singing avenging angels, Chinese princesses and crinolined ladies as well as fantastically-costumed workers on their post-apocalyptic factory floor. Dance Umbrella. BITE 01. Barbican Theatre

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