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Venue	Southbank Centre
	Also: Royal Festival Hall, RFH, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	20th March 2001
To	23rd March 2001
Prices	From £11.00. To £15.00.
Southbank Centre (V423)
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Richard Alston Dance Company - Fever / Tremor / Rough Cut

Work:: Richard Alston Dance Company (S901)

Contemporary dance. Richard Alston, Artistic Director of The Place, the UK's leading centre for contemporary dance, is internationally recognised as one of the most influential and inspiring choreographers in British dance.

Production:: Fever / Tremor / Rough Cut (T510671571)

Fever his latest work, feeds off the restless longings of some of the most exquisite and expressive madrigals - music of pure beauty from Monteverdi's delicate score and dance that is both dreamy and corporeal. Tremor - features ten dancers flying across the stage, driven by Shostakovich's intensely powerful third quartet played live by Stringfactory. Roughcut - Set to Steve Reich's shimmering New York and Electric Counterpoints for clarinet and electric guitar, this is an energetic piece.

Music	Monteverdi (Fever)
Music	Shostakovich (Tremor)
Music	Steve Reich (Roughcut - New York and Electric Counterpoints)
Performer	Stringfactory

Listing:: L01205540006

QEH

Fever / Tremor / Rough Cut

Fever his latest work, feeds off the restless longings of some of the most exquisite and expressive madrigals - music of pure beauty from Monteverdi's delicate score and dance that is both dreamy and corporeal. Tremor - features ten dancers flying across the stage, driven by Shostakovich's intensely powerful third quartet played live by Stringfactory. Roughcut - Set to Steve Reich's shimmering New York and Electric Counterpoints for clarinet and electric guitar, this is an energetic piece. QEH

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