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Venue	Sadler's Wells Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	23rd July 2009
To	30th August 2009
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Wed, Sat, Sun Mats 14:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £50.00.
Sadler's Wells Theatre (V224)
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Shall We Dance - A Tribute to the Music of Richard Rodgers

Work:: Shall We Dance (S01238045478)

Production:: A Tribute to the Music of Richard Rodgers (T0326022544)

Set to a score comprised entirely of melodies by Richard Rodgers, Shall We Dance tells the story of one man's extraordinary quest to find true love. His panoramic voyage transports us from the Orient to the Wild West by way of Russian folk dance, New York jazz and the delirious waltzes of a Viennese ballroom. Conceived and performed by award-winning dancer and choreographer Adam Cooper, this brand new production thrills and seduces with an exhilarating blend of tap, jazz and classical dance. Rodgers' show-stopping score will be brought thrillingly to life by a full live orchestra.

Producer	Sadler's Wells
Producer	Raymond Gubbay
Producer	Askonas Holt
Choreographer	Adam Cooper
Design	Paul Farnsworth
Lighting	Paul Pyant
Musical Director	Richard Balcombe
Performer	Emma Samms
Performer	Sarah Wildor

Listing:: L640127115

A Tribute to the Music of Richard Rodgers

Set to a score comprised entirely of melodies by Richard Rodgers, Shall We Dance tells the story of one man's extraordinary quest to find true love. His panoramic voyage transports us from the Orient to the Wild West by way of Russian folk dance, New York jazz and the delirious waltzes of a Viennese ballroom. Conceived and performed by award-winning dancer and choreographer Adam Cooper, this brand new production thrills and seduces with an exhilarating blend of tap, jazz and classical dance. Rodgers' show-stopping score will be brought thrillingly to life by a full live orchestra.

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