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Venue	New Theatre
Town	Oxford
County	Oxfordshire
From	21st November 2000
To	22nd November 2000
When	19:30, Wed Mat 14:00
New Theatre (V802)
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English National Ballet - Les Sylphides/Voluntaries/Etudes

Work:: English National Ballet (S664)

One of the UK's leading Ballet Companies.

Production:: Les Sylphides/Voluntaries/Etudes (T0194408807)

Triple Bill - Michael Fokine's Les Syphides (staged by Dame Alicia Markova is set within a moonlit glen where a young man is charmed by the sylphs of the air who surround him. Glen Tetley's Voluntaries - was conceived as a memorial to the legendary British choreographer, John Cranko, it combines classical and modern dance to a highly charged score. Harold Lander's Etudes follows the sequence of a ballet dancer's daily class with an explosive climax.

Choreographer	Michael Fokine (Les Sylphides)
Music	Chopin (Les Sylphides)
Design	Geoffrey Guy (Les Sylphides)
Lighting	David Mohr (Les Sylphides)
Choreographer	Glen Tetley (Voluntaries)
Music	Poulenc (Voluntaries)
Design	Rouben Ter-Arutunian (Voluntaries)
Lighting	John B Read (Voluntaries)
Choreographer	Harald Lander (Etudes)
Music	Knudage Riisager (Etudes)
Design	Rolf Gerard (Etudes)
Lighting	David Mohr (Etudes)

Listing:: L02055533983

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Les Sylphides/Voluntaries/Etudes

Triple Bill - Michael Fokine's Les Syphides (staged by Dame Alicia Markova is set within a moonlit glen where a young man is charmed by the sylphs of the air who surround him. Glen Tetley's Voluntaries - was conceived as a memorial to the legendary British choreographer, John Cranko, it combines classical and modern dance to a highly charged score. Harold Lander's Etudes follows the sequence of a ballet dancer's daily class with an explosive climax.

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