Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: The Studio
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	22nd April 2005
To	23rd April 2005
When	19:30
Prices	From £7.50. To £15.00.
Theatre Royal (V954)
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Birmingham Royal Ballet - Les Petits Riens/Brouillards/Elite Syncopations

Work:: Birmingham Royal Ballet (S0697032789)

Company

Birmingham Royal Ballet

Production:: Les Petits Riens/Brouillards/Elite Syncopations (T0646050660)

Les Petits Riens features choreography by BRB's own Director, David Bintley and is danced to the music of Mozart. Brouillards is a lively comical work choreographed by John Cranko and danced to nine of Debussy's piano preludes. Elite Syncopations is an ever popular piece which features members of the Royal Ballet Sinfonia joining dancers on stage, capturing the honky-tonk dance hall at the height of the great jazz age. Set to the ragtime music of Scott Joplin and others, Kenneth MacMillan's wittiest ballet, with brilliantly coloured costumes by Ian Spurling.

Choreographer	David Bintley (Les Petits)
Music	Mozart (Les Petits)
Choreographer	John Cranko (Brouillards)
Music	Debussy (Brouillards)
Choreographer	Kenneth MacMillan (Elite Syncopations)
Music	Scott Joplin (Elite Syncopations)
Costume	Ian Spurling (Elite Syncopations)

Listing:: L0747852301

Les Petits Riens/Brouillards/Elite Syncopations

Les Petits Riens features choreography by BRB's own Director, David Bintley and is danced to the music of Mozart. Brouillards is a lively comical work choreographed by John Cranko and danced to nine of Debussy's piano preludes. Elite Syncopations is an ever popular piece which features members of the Royal Ballet Sinfonia joining dancers on stage, capturing the honky-tonk dance hall at the height of the great jazz age. Set to the ragtime music of Scott Joplin and others, Kenneth MacMillan's wittiest ballet, with brilliantly coloured costumes by Ian Spurling.

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