Performance

Venue	BAC (Battersea Arts Centre)
	Also: Studios 1, 2 and 3
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	14th February 2018
To	24th February 2018
When	19:30
BAC (Battersea Arts Centre) (V168)
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Date of change: 24 Jan 18 - T265731493
Date of change: 8 Nov 17 - T265731493

Lost Dog Dance - Juliet and Romeo's Guide to a Long and Happy Marriage

Work:: Lost Dog Dance (S0932737608)

Lost Dog formed in 2004, their first work Pave up Paradise Burgos won first prize at the International Choreographic competition and second prize at the prestigious Hanover choreographic festival. Since then they have created and toured four full length dance theatre works in the UK and Europe to critical acclaim.

Production:: Juliet and Romeo's Guide to a Long and Happy Marriage (T265731493)

Juliet and Romeo Live is a remarkable reimagined version of Shakespeare's deeply pessimistic teenage love story in which Juliet and Romeo somehow survive through into middle age; where we see them now, struggling under the stresses and strains of supposedly being the world's most romantic couple... Join us for this humorous and heartfelt investigation into love, loss and longevity.

Director	Ben Duke
Other	Raquel Meseguer (artistic collaborator)
Performer	Ben Duke
Performer	Solene Weinachter

Listing:: L1592580459

Part of Reclaiming The Classics

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Juliet and Romeo's Guide to a Long and Happy Marriage

Juliet and Romeo Live is a remarkable reimagined version of Shakespeare's deeply pessimistic teenage love story in which Juliet and Romeo somehow survive through into middle age; where we see them now, struggling under the stresses and strains of supposedly being the world's most romantic couple... Join us for this humorous and heartfelt investigation into love, loss and longevity. Part of Reclaiming The Classics

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