Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Royal Concert Hall
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	4th October 2018
To	6th October 2018
Theatre Royal (V462)
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Date of change: 13 Nov 17 - T0437371139

Northern Ballet - The Three Musketeers

Work:: Northern Ballet (S0935661730)

Company

Northern Ballet

Production:: The Three Musketeers (T0437371139)

17th century Paris. The mood is tense as d'Artagnan and the three musketeers embark on an action-packed quest to save the Queen's reputation and the life of d'Artagnan's love. See the tale unfold in a whirlwind of adventure, romance and intrigue, accompanied by Sir Malcolm Arnold's sweeping score played live. A rip-roaring ballet with a classic love story at its heart, David Nixon's The Three Musketeers is bound to leave a smile on your face.

Choreographer	David Nixon
Design	Charles Cusick Smith
Costume	David Nixon
Director	Renny Krupinski (fight direction)
Lighting	David Grill
Other	David Drew (MBE - Scenario)
Music	Malcolm Arnold (Sir)
Music	John Longstaff (music arrangement)
Music	Anthony Meredith (original score compliler)

Listing:: L1652307052

Current production:Work

The Three Musketeers

17th century Paris. The mood is tense as d'Artagnan and the three musketeers embark on an action-packed quest to save the Queen's reputation and the life of d'Artagnan's love. See the tale unfold in a whirlwind of adventure, romance and intrigue, accompanied by Sir Malcolm Arnold's sweeping score played live. A rip-roaring ballet with a classic love story at its heart, David Nixon's The Three Musketeers is bound to leave a smile on your face.

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