Performance

Venue	Royal Opera House
	Also: Linbury Studio, Ballet Studio, Clore Studio,Floral Hall
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	22nd July 2002
To	27th July 2002
When	Jul 22, 24, 25, 26 at 19:30, Jul 25 at 14:30, Jul 27 at 14:00 and 19:00
Prices	From £3.00. To £55.00.
Royal Opera House (V377)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Don Quixote

Work:: Don Quixote (S645)

Based on the original tale by Cervantes. The ballet follows the adventures of Kitri, the adventurous peasant girl, who runs off to a gypsy encampment with her sweetheart, the local barber Basilio, rather than follow her father's wish that she marry the outrageously silly, but wealthy Gamache. After romantic and comic complications including a sword-fight, tilting at the windmill and a moonlit pas de deux, chivalrous Don Quixote resourcefully ensures a happy ending.

Music

Minkus

Production:: (T768076098)

New Production. Sponsored (2001) by The Jean Sainsbury Royal Opera House Fund, the Benefactors' Circle and The Friends of Covent Garden. There will be a BBC Radio 3 live broadcast on Saturday 22 September. Approx running time 2 hours 50 minutes.

Company	Royal Ballet
Choreographer	Rudolf Nureyev (after [Marius Petipa])
Music	John Lanchbery (arrangement)
Music	John Lanchbery (additional music)
Design	Anne Fraser
Costume	Barry Kay
Conductor	Charles Barker
Performer	Tamara Rojo (Jul 22 / 26)
Performer	Carlos Acosta (Jul 22 / 26)
Performer	Alina Cojocaru (Jul 24 / 27mat)
Performer	Johan Kobborg (Jul 24 / 27mat)
Performer	Miyako Yoshida (Jul 25mat)
Performer	Inaki Urlezaga (Jul 25mat)
Performer	Darcey Bussell (Jul 25 / 27)
Performer	Jonathan Cope (Jul 25 / 27)

Listing:: L2028924901

Production details

New Production. Sponsored (2001) by The Jean Sainsbury Royal Opera House Fund, the Benefactors' Circle and The Friends of Covent Garden. There will be a BBC Radio 3 live broadcast on Saturday 22 September. Approx running time 2 hours 50 minutes.

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