Performance

Venue	Bloomsbury Theatre
	Also: UCL
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	21st May 2002
To	23rd May 2002
Bloomsbury Theatre (V170)
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Transitions Dance Company - Au Suivant/Oh Mr Grin/Brightside/Babel/Hairy Days

Work:: Transitions Dance Company (S01731788862)

Trinity Laban's leading student training company

Production:: Au Suivant/Oh Mr Grin/Brightside/Babel/Hairy Days (T0155231536)

Au Suivant - A bittersweet fairytale of tentative relationships showcasing moments of theatrical brilliance. Oh Mr Grin - A probing and insightful piece challenging perceptions of the nuclear family. Brightside - Brand new work exemplifying Oguike's passion for music, rhythm and energy. Babel - Relationships are severed, mended and served up for scrutiny in passionate and athletic phrasing set to gospel music. Hairy Days - Inspired by the story of Shock-Headed Peter, Stockert reveals the idiosyncrasies of her characters through elaborate and unusual movement language.

Choreographer	Jan de Schynkel (Au Suivant)
Choreographer	Jasmin Vardimon (Oh Mr Grin)
Choreographer	Henri Oguike (Brightside)
Choreographer	Robert Moses (Babel)
Choreographer	Maresa von Stockert (Hairy Days)

Listing:: L0939045657

Au Suivant/Oh Mr Grin/Brightside/Babel/Hairy Days

Au Suivant - A bittersweet fairytale of tentative relationships showcasing moments of theatrical brilliance. Oh Mr Grin - A probing and insightful piece challenging perceptions of the nuclear family. Brightside - Brand new work exemplifying Oguike's passion for music, rhythm and energy. Babel - Relationships are severed, mended and served up for scrutiny in passionate and athletic phrasing set to gospel music. Hairy Days - Inspired by the story of Shock-Headed Peter, Stockert reveals the idiosyncrasies of her characters through elaborate and unusual movement language.

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