Performance

Venue	Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse)
	Also: Courtyard, Quarry, Bramall Rock Void
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	17th May 2006
To	20th May 2006
When	19:30. Thu Mat 13:30. Sat Mat 14:00
Prices	From £10.50. To £22.00.
Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) (V977)
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Phoenix Dance Theatre - Stories in Red - Snow White in Black/Nopalitos/Laal/Pave Up Paradise

Work:: Phoenix Dance Theatre (S876)

Phoenix Dance Company are one of the leading exponents of contemporary dance.

Company

Phoenix Dance Theatre

Production:: Stories in Red - Snow White in Black/Nopalitos/Laal/Pave Up Paradise (T1233124445)

Ex Adventures in Motion Pictures star Arthur Pita ), works his magic on Snow White in Black, while Javier de Frutos' Mexican-flavoured Nopalitos draws intense performances from the Phoenix dancers. Darshan Singh Bhuller presents Laal, a passionate, highly physical solo inspired by the colour red. Whilst Pave Up Paradise, from rising stars Ben Duke and Raquel Meseguer, revisits Adam and Eve in a witty and irreverent examination of guilt, innocence and lust for forbidden fruit.

Choreographer	Arthur Pita
Choreographer	Javier de Frutos
Choreographer	Darshan Singh Bhuller
Choreographer	Ben Duke
Choreographer	Raquel Meseguer

Listing:: L1848366159

Quarry

Current production:Work

Stories in Red - Snow White in Black/Nopalitos/Laal/Pave Up Paradise

Ex Adventures in Motion Pictures star Arthur Pita ), works his magic on Snow White in Black, while Javier de Frutos' Mexican-flavoured Nopalitos draws intense performances from the Phoenix dancers. Darshan Singh Bhuller presents Laal, a passionate, highly physical solo inspired by the colour red. Whilst Pave Up Paradise, from rising stars Ben Duke and Raquel Meseguer, revisits Adam and Eve in a witty and irreverent examination of guilt, innocence and lust for forbidden fruit. Quarry

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