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This September, the world's leading ballet stars will join together to celebrate the legacy of the legendary dancer Rudolf Nureyev. Widely regarded as the greatest ballet dancer ever, he transcended borders and his performances popularized ballet with audiences throughout the world. Nureyev's unique artistry continues to influence and inspire ballet today. Nureyev Legend and Legacy will feature a dazzling array of highlights from Nureyev's transformative career performed by an international cast of dancers from the most illustrious ballet companies

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Archive listings for Nureyev: Legend and Legacy (2022)

Work type: Dance or ballet.

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Each piece has been selected to represent different aspects of Nureyev's incredible life and work. Set to be one of the ballet events of the decade, Nureyev Legend and Legacy gives audiences the chance to experience the magic and mastery of Nureyev through a new generation of dancers. Truly a night that audiences will never forget.Company Royal Ballet Sinfonia. Conductor David Briskin. Performer William Bracewell. Performer Yuhui Choe. Performer Alina Cojocaru. Performer Cesar Corrales. Performer Guillaume Cote (12th September). Performer Benjamin Ella. Performer Francesco Gabriele Frola. Performer Emma Hawes. Performer Francesca Hayward. Performer Oleg Ivenko. Performer Daichi Ikarashi. Performer Natascha Mair. Performer Hugo Marchand (5th and 6th September). Performer Maia Makhateli. Performer Vadim Muntagirov. Performer Yasmine Naghdi. Performer Natalia Osipova. Performer Xander Parish. Performer Iana Salenko. Performer Marcelino Sambé. Performer Alexandr Trusch. Performer Marianna Tsembenhoi.

5 Sep 22 to 12 Sep 22

Theatre Royal Drury Lane, West End :: V390
listing details L01496075259

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CORONAVIRUS: All venues in the UK were shut down on March 16, 2020, and the restrictions were finally lifted on July 19, 2021. It is important to mention that the UK Theatre Web archive listings (iUKTDb) from March 2020 to July 2021 might not be accurate due to the lack of information regarding rescheduled and cancelled shows.