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Performance

VenueRoyal Opera House
Also: Linbury Studio, Ballet Studio, Clore Studio,Floral Hall
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From26th October 2017
To1st November 2017
WhenOct 26, 27, Nov 1 at 18:30
Royal Opera House (V377)
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  • Date of change: 20 Jun 17 - T92439314

Yorke Dance Project - Kenneth MacMillan: a National Celebration - Sea of Troubles

Yorke Dance Project

Work:: Yorke Dance Project (S0869191355)


Production:: Kenneth MacMillan: a National Celebration - Sea of Troubles (T92439314)

Kenneth MacMillan made Sea of Troubles in 1988 for Dance Advance, a dance ensemble composed of former members of The Royal Ballet. He intended it as a gift to the dancers, and crafted an intimate work for just six performers. The score uses music by the 20th-century masters Webern and Martinu. MacMillan described how his ballet responded to Shakespeare: 'I have taken as a starting point the effect of the death of Hamlet's father without a literal telling of the play. With the appearance of his father's ghost, and Hamlet's realization of the need for revenge, his tormented world becomes a nightmare.'
Choreographer Kenneth MacMillan
Music Anton Webern
Music Bohuslav Martinu
Design Deborah MacMillan
Lighting Adrian Plant

Listing:: L1745707765

Clore Studio



Kenneth MacMillan: a National Celebration - Sea of Troubles

Kenneth MacMillan made Sea of Troubles in 1988 for Dance Advance, a dance ensemble composed of former members of The Royal Ballet. He intended it as a gift to the dancers, and crafted an intimate work for just six performers. The score uses music by the 20th-century masters Webern and Martinu. MacMillan described how his ballet responded to Shakespeare: 'I have taken as a starting point the effect of the death of Hamlet's father without a literal telling of the play. With the appearance of his father's ghost, and Hamlet's realization of the need for revenge, his tormented world becomes a nightmare.' Clore Studio

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