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Venue	Sadler's Wells Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	25th March 2012
To	7th April 2012
Prices	From £10.00. To £40.00.
Sadler's Wells Theatre (V224)
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Date of change: 20 Jul 11 - T1707181012
Date of change: 20 Jul 11 - T914657816

Pet Shop Boys and Javier De Frutos - The Most Incredible Thing

Work:: Pet Shop Boys and Javier De Frutos (S1231573503)

Production:: The Most Incredible Thing (T914657816)

Pop legends the Pet Shop Boys and radical choreographer Javier De Frutos created a brand new full-length dance work based on Hans Christian Andersen s story, 'The Most Incredible Thing' in 2011. This modern fairytale concerns a contest to win half the kingdom (and the hand of the Princess) by inventing "most incredible thing".

Director	Javier De Frutos
Choreographer	Javier De Frutos
Adapted by	Matthew Dunster
Other	Tal Rosner (film and animation)
Design	Katrina Lindsay
Lighting	Lucy Carter
Sound	Paul Arditti
Music	Neil Tennant
Music	Chris Lowe
Music	Sven Helbig (orchestration)
Performer	Ivan Putrov
Performer	Nuno Silva
Performer	Paul Chantry
Performer	Lisa Welham
Performer	Sarita Piotrowski
Performer	Jo Darvill-Mills
Performer	Cameron Mcmillan
Performer	Chris Akrill
Performer	Benny Maslov
Performer	Alastair Postlethwaite
Performer	Yu Yu Rau
Performer	Elisabetta d'Aloia
Performer	Michael Camp
Performer	Charlottle Broom

Listing:: L1389603930

The Most Incredible Thing

Pop legends the Pet Shop Boys and radical choreographer Javier De Frutos created a brand new full-length dance work based on Hans Christian Andersen s story, 'The Most Incredible Thing' in 2011. This modern fairytale concerns a contest to win half the kingdom (and the hand of the Princess) by inventing "most incredible thing".

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