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Venue	Sadler's Wells Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	29th February 2012
To	1st March 2012
When	19:30
Prices	From £12.00. To £32.00.
Sadler's Wells Theatre (V224)
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Date of change: 14 Nov 11 - T02099965004

Richard Alston Dance Company - Roughcut/A Ceremonyof Carols/Lie of the Land

Work:: Richard Alston Dance Company (S901)

Contemporary dance. Richard Alston, Artistic Director of The Place, the UK's leading centre for contemporary dance, is internationally recognised as one of the most influential and inspiring choreographers in British dance.

Production:: Roughcut/A Ceremonyof Carols/Lie of the Land (T02099965004)

Richard Alston's iconic Roughcut is danced to Steve Reich's shimmeringly beautiful New York and Electric Counterpoints, played live by clarinettist Roger Heaton and guitarist James Woodrow. A euphoric display of energy, Roughcut was first performed in 1990 and has rarely been revived since. Alston's latest choreography, A Ceremony of Carols, is a Sadler's Wells co-commission. Danced to Benjamin Britten's masterpiece for boys choir, it is sung and played live by Canterbury Cathedral's choir, conducted by David Flood and accompanied by harpist Camilla Pay.

Music	Steve Reich
Performer	Roger Heaton (clarinet)
Performer	James Woodrow (guitar)
Music	Benjamin Britten
Conductor	David Flood
Performer	Camilla Pay (harp)

Listing:: L02075595425

Roughcut/A Ceremonyof Carols/Lie of the Land

Richard Alston's iconic Roughcut is danced to Steve Reich's shimmeringly beautiful New York and Electric Counterpoints, played live by clarinettist Roger Heaton and guitarist James Woodrow. A euphoric display of energy, Roughcut was first performed in 1990 and has rarely been revived since. Alston's latest choreography, A Ceremony of Carols, is a Sadler's Wells co-commission. Danced to Benjamin Britten's masterpiece for boys choir, it is sung and played live by Canterbury Cathedral's choir, conducted by David Flood and accompanied by harpist Camilla Pay.

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