Performance

Venue	The Place Theatre
	Also: Robin Howard Dance Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	27th October 2006
To	28th October 2006
When	20:00
Prices	From £5.00. To £15.00.
The Place Theatre (V240)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Ros Warby - Swift

Work:: Ros Warby (S601856753)

Production:: Swift (T01822550094)

UK Premiere. Humorous, elegant and startlingly original, Ros Warby’s Swift is an engaging and thought-provoking work. By interweaving dynamic vignettes the piece traverses the complex physical, psychological and emotional states experienced by the female protagonist. Warby has collaborated with cellist/composer Helen Mountfort and award-winning designer Margie Medlin. The result is beguiling movement supported by live electric and acoustic cello within a cinematic ambience created by twelve 16mm film projectors. Swift is an engrossing kaleidoscope of images, gesture, choreography and music.

Choreographer	Ros Warby
Music	Helen Mountfort
Design	Margie Medlin

Listing:: L0201339371

Dance Umbrella 2006. Robin Howard Dance Theatre

Swift

UK Premiere. Humorous, elegant and startlingly original, Ros Warby’s Swift is an engaging and thought-provoking work. By interweaving dynamic vignettes the piece traverses the complex physical, psychological and emotional states experienced by the female protagonist. Warby has collaborated with cellist/composer Helen Mountfort and award-winning designer Margie Medlin. The result is beguiling movement supported by live electric and acoustic cello within a cinematic ambience created by twelve 16mm film projectors. Swift is an engrossing kaleidoscope of images, gesture, choreography and music. Dance Umbrella 2006. Robin Howard Dance Theatre

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