Performance

Venue	South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre
	Also: Studio Theatre, Recital Room
Town	Bracknell
County	Berkshire
From	28th April 2002
To	28th April 2002
When	19:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £12.00.
South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre (V731)
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Ballet Central - Pride and Prejudice

Work:: Ballet Central (S0310895498)

Ballet Central is the graduate performing company of the Central School of Ballet in London.

Production:: Pride and Prejudice (T762785653)

Now in its 17th year, Ballet Central is one of Britain's most popular touring dance companies. Young dancers perform their exciting new programme, dancing styles ranging from ballet to contemporary and jazz dance. Highlights of the new programme include the premiere of Cathy Marston's new ballet Pride and Prejudice choreographed for the company to an original score by Carl Davis and a new work by Michael Corder, Sara Matthews, Antonio Castilla and Fergus Logan. The result is a fascinating evening which shows the versatility and range of these exceptional young artists.

Choreographer	Cathy Marston
Music	Carl Davis
Choreographer	Michael Corder
Choreographer	Sara Matthews
Choreographer	Antonia Castilla
Choreographer	Fergus Logan

Listing:: L579513225

Wilde Theatre

Pride and Prejudice

Now in its 17th year, Ballet Central is one of Britain's most popular touring dance companies. Young dancers perform their exciting new programme, dancing styles ranging from ballet to contemporary and jazz dance. Highlights of the new programme include the premiere of Cathy Marston's new ballet Pride and Prejudice choreographed for the company to an original score by Carl Davis and a new work by Michael Corder, Sara Matthews, Antonio Castilla and Fergus Logan. The result is a fascinating evening which shows the versatility and range of these exceptional young artists. Wilde Theatre

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