Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: The Studio
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	28th May 2010
To	29th May 2010
When	19:30. Sat Mat 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £20.00.
Theatre Royal (V954)
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Birmingham Royal Ballet - Allegri diversi/Grosse Fuge/The Centre and its Opposite

Work:: Birmingham Royal Ballet (S0697032789)

Company

Birmingham Royal Ballet

Production:: Allegri diversi/Grosse Fuge/The Centre and its Opposite (T01189547760)

Allegri diversi, by Company Director David Bintley, gives life to Rossini's light and playful score with effortless elegance. Grosse Fuge, by Hans van Manen, sees delicate interplay between groups of men and women to the music of Beethoven. Finally Harry Stewart's The Centre and its Opposite sees dancers directly competing for the attention of theaudience, in a stylish and dynamic piece fusing classical ballet with hard-edged contemporary dance. Set to a rhythmically powerful electronic soundscape, this piece wowed audiences on the Southern leg of this tour last year. Be sure to secure your tickets and see it for yourself.

Music	Rossini (Allegri diversi)
Choreographer	David Bintley (CBE - Allegri diversi)
Design	Terry Bartlett (Allegri diversi)
Lighting	John B. Read (Allegri diversi)
Music	Beethoven (Grosse Fuge)
Choreographer	Hans van Manen (Grosse Fuge)
Other	Mea Venema (staged - Grosse Fuge)
Design	Jean-Paul Vroom (Grosse Fuge)
Costume	Hans van Manen (Grosse Fuge)
Lighting	Jan Hofstra (Grosse Fuge)
Music	Huey Benjamin (The Centre and its Opposite)
Music	Huey Benjamin (The Centre and its Opposite)
Choreographer	Garry Stewart (The Centre and its Opposite)
Costume	Georg Meyer-Weil (The Centre and its Opposite)
Lighting	Michael Mannion (The Centre and its Opposite)

Listing:: L1883755036

Allegri diversi/Grosse Fuge/The Centre and its Opposite

Allegri diversi, by Company Director David Bintley, gives life to Rossini's light and playful score with effortless elegance. Grosse Fuge, by Hans van Manen, sees delicate interplay between groups of men and women to the music of Beethoven. Finally Harry Stewart's The Centre and its Opposite sees dancers directly competing for the attention of theaudience, in a stylish and dynamic piece fusing classical ballet with hard-edged contemporary dance. Set to a rhythmically powerful electronic soundscape, this piece wowed audiences on the Southern leg of this tour last year. Be sure to secure your tickets and see it for yourself.

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