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VenueSadler's Wells Theatre
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From10th March 2015
To15th March 2015
WhenTue-Sat 19:30. Thu, Sat, Sun Mats 14:30
Sadler's Wells Theatre (V224)
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  • Date of change: 15 Sep 14 - T02147200301

English National Ballet - Modern Masters: Petite Mort/Spring and Fall/In the Middle Somewhat Elevated

English National Ballet

Work:: English National Ballet (S664)

One of the UK's leading Ballet Companies.

Production:: Modern Masters: Petite Mort/Spring and Fall/In the Middle Somewhat Elevated (T02147200301)

Petite Mort - Created in 1991, Jir? Kyli?n's poetic piece, features six men, six women, and six fencing foils, symbolising energy, silence and sexuality. Performed to the slow movements of two Mozart Piano Concerti, the foils slowly become dancing partners, as the brutality of everyday life is revealed. Petite Mort is a quintessential Kyli?n masterwork, loved by our audience and our dancers when we performed it last year. Spring and Fall - In the same year that Petite Mort was premiered, Hamburg Ballet's John Neumeier, a new master of narrative and dramatic ballet, created Spring and Fall. Set to the Dvor?k's Serenade for Strings in E Major, it is a work for two couples and corps de ballet and takes its narrative from the tension in the music. Spring and Fall is not in the repertoire of any other UK company. In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated - With In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated, William Forsythe started a completely new school of choreography, deconstructing classical ballet and liberating a new generation of classical dancers to show off their abilities. Set against a bare stage it is danced by nine individuals culminating in a fierce display of technical and physical wizardry.
Choreographer Jiri Kylian (Petite Mort)
Music W.A. Mozart (Petite Mort)
Design Jiri Kylian (Petite Mort)
Costume Joke Visser (Petite Mort)
Lighting Jiri Kylian (concept Petite Mort)
Lighting Joop Caboort (realisation - Petite Mort)
Choreographer John Neumeier (Spring and Fall)
Music Antonin Dvorak (Spring and Fall)
Lighting John Neumeier (Spring and Fall)
Costume John Neumeier (Spring and Fall)
Choreographer William Forsythe (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated)
Music Thom Willems (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated collaborating with Les Stuck)
Lighting William Forsythe (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated)
Costume William Forsythe (In the Middle Somewhat Elevated)

Listing:: L0386899110




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Modern Masters: Petite Mort/Spring and Fall/In the Middle Somewhat Elevated

Petite Mort - Created in 1991, Jir? Kyli?n's poetic piece, features six men, six women, and six fencing foils, symbolising energy, silence and sexuality. Performed to the slow movements of two Mozart Piano Concerti, the foils slowly become dancing partners, as the brutality of everyday life is revealed. Petite Mort is a quintessential Kyli?n masterwork, loved by our audience and our dancers when we performed it last year. Spring and Fall - In the same year that Petite Mort was premiered, Hamburg Ballet's John Neumeier, a new master of narrative and dramatic ballet, created Spring and Fall. Set to the Dvor?k's Serenade for Strings in E Major, it is a work for two couples and corps de ballet and takes its narrative from the tension in the music. Spring and Fall is not in the repertoire of any other UK company. In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated - With In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated, William Forsythe started a completely new school of choreography, deconstructing classical ballet and liberating a new generation of classical dancers to show off their abilities. Set against a bare stage it is danced by nine individuals culminating in a fierce display of technical and physical wizardry.

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