Performance

Venue	Regent Theatre
	Also: Britannia Suite
Town	Stoke-on-Trent
County	Staffordshire
From	29th May 2002
To	1st June 2002
When	Wed-Sat 20:00, Thurs/Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £21.00.
Regent Theatre (V124)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Carmen

Work:: Carmen (S1746140372)

Don Jose, a young corporal in Seville meets and is immediately bewitched by the Gypsy, Carmen. He arrests her for starting a fight in the cigar factory but on the journey to prison, she persuades him to let her escape. To repay her debt, Carmen becomes passionately involved with Don Jose. One morning when he awakes, Carmen is gone. Obsessed, he eventually finds her in the arms of an officer. Consumed with jealousy, Don Jose kills him. The downward spiral continues as Don Jose's fatal attraction for Carmen builds to a dramatic climax.

Music

Christopher Benstead

Production:: (T1370089797)

Robert North's faithful interpretation of Merimees classic short story was originally created for the Gyor Ballet, Hungary in 1997. Emphasising the flamenco and gypsy cultural influences, Carmen appears for the first time in the UK. Christopher Benstead's haunting score, featuring a full orchestra and songs based on Gypsy poetry, will be performed live for the first time. Running time 2hrs 15mins including interval.

Company	Scottish Ballet
Choreographer	Robert North

Listing:: L01319608945

Production details

Robert North's faithful interpretation of Merimees classic short story was originally created for the Gyor Ballet, Hungary in 1997. Emphasising the flamenco and gypsy cultural influences, Carmen appears for the first time in the UK. Christopher Benstead's haunting score, featuring a full orchestra and songs based on Gypsy poetry, will be performed live for the first time. Running time 2hrs 15mins including interval.

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