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Venue	Empire Theatre
Town	Sunderland
County	Tyne and Wear
From	4th November 2009
To	5th November 2009
Prices	From £10.00. To £24.00.
Empire Theatre (V577)
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Birmingham Royal Ballet - Quantum Leaps - Powder/The Centre and its Opposite/E=mc2

Work:: Birmingham Royal Ballet (S0697032789)

Company

Birmingham Royal Ballet

Production:: Quantum Leaps - Powder/The Centre and its Opposite/E=mc2 (T01656217859)

Birmingham Royal Ballet returns with two contrasting programmes. Quantum Leaps features Stanton Welch’s Powder, danced to Mozart’s popular clarinet concerto. The Centre and its Opposite is a new work from contemporary choreographer Garry Stewart, Artistic Director of Australian Dance Theatre, set to a powerful electronic soundscape. Programme one is completed with Birmingham Royal Ballet Director David Bintley’s E=mc² which has a specially commissioned score by Matthew Hindson, and explores Einstein’s ‘Special Theory of Relativity’.

Choreographer	Stanton Welch (Powder)
Music	Mozart (Powder)
Choreographer	Gary Stewart (The Centre and its Opposite)
Choreographer	David Bintley (E=mc2)
Music	Matthew Hindson (E=mc2)
Performer	Elisha Willis
Performer	Nao Sakuma
Performer	Gaylene Cummerfield
Performer	Carol-Anne Millar
Performer	Ambra Vallo
Performer	Natasha Oughtred
Performer	Chi Cao
Performer	Robert Parker
Performer	Matthew Lawrence
Performer	Cesar Morales
Performer	Jamie Bond

Listing:: L1263570994

Quantum Leaps - Powder/The Centre and its Opposite/E=mc2

Birmingham Royal Ballet returns with two contrasting programmes. Quantum Leaps features Stanton Welch’s Powder, danced to Mozart’s popular clarinet concerto. The Centre and its Opposite is a new work from contemporary choreographer Garry Stewart, Artistic Director of Australian Dance Theatre, set to a powerful electronic soundscape. Programme one is completed with Birmingham Royal Ballet Director David Bintley’s E=mc² which has a specially commissioned score by Matthew Hindson, and explores Einstein’s ‘Special Theory of Relativity’.

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