Performance

Venue	Mercury Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Colchester
County	Essex
From	2nd April 2009
To	2nd April 2009
When	19:45
Prices	From £9.50. To £9.50.
Mercury Theatre (V37)
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Dance Cuts

Work:: Dance Cuts (S938276439)

Production:: (T1823448229)

Four innovative new dance pieces, combining heatricality and technical skill, performed by some of the UK’s finest dancers. After a season in the West End and a European tour with Matthew Bourne’s sell-out male production of Swan Lake these two dancer / choreographers each present two dances set to diverse music by some of the world’s leading classical and contemporary composers. The programme includes Tim Blowfield’s Unfolding Layers (which sold out at the Mercury in 2007) and Marney’s Rain Check - a duet exploring the lives of a couple defending their individualities and battling for each of their voices to be heard. "With exquisite music by Yann Tiersen, who wrote the score for the French film Amelie, it was not only a joy to watch but a joy to listen to." East Anglian Daily Times on Unfolding Layers

Performer	Tim Blowfield
Performer	Christopher Marney

Listing:: L2002581940

Studio

Production details

Four innovative new dance pieces, combining heatricality and technical skill, performed by some of the UK’s finest dancers. After a season in the West End and a European tour with Matthew Bourne’s sell-out male production of Swan Lake these two dancer / choreographers each present two dances set to diverse music by some of the world’s leading classical and contemporary composers. The programme includes Tim Blowfield’s Unfolding Layers (which sold out at the Mercury in 2007) and Marney’s Rain Check - a duet exploring the lives of a couple defending their individualities and battling for each of their voices to be heard. "With exquisite music by Yann Tiersen, who wrote the score for the French film Amelie, it was not only a joy to watch but a joy to listen to." East Anglian Daily Times on Unfolding Layers Studio

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