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Birmingham Royal Ballet - Divertissements/The Two Pigeons

Birmingham Royal Ballet - Divertissements/The Two Pigeons (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T1465569590. Details of all Birmingham Royal Ballet - Divertissements/The Two Pigeons archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0697032789

Archive Listings

26 Oct 00
  to
28 Oct 00
Empire Theatre
Sunderland, Tyne and Wear
Performance Details => Venue archive

Details

Birmingham Royal Ballet - Divertissements/The Two Pigeons archiveDivertissements - Four short works that show the range of Ashton's styles: Voices of Spring- A beautiful evocation of spring, set to music by Johann Strauss II, Five Brahms Waltzes in the manner of Isadora Duncan - Inspired by the fascinating, controversial and compelling dancing of Isadora Duncan. Tweedledum and Tweedledee - Three popular characters from Lewis Carroll's Alice books spring hilariously to life. Set to music by Percy Grainger. The Walk to the Paradise Garden - Delius's beautiful score translated into dance. - The Two Pigeons - Despite many temptations, true love wins the day. This heart-warmingly optimistic show is romantic ballet at its most charming and never fails to draw mesmerising performances from its leads. Birmingham Royal Ballet - Divertissements/The Two Pigeons website.

Cast/Performers

Sabrina Linzi, Chi Cao, Steven Monteith, Rachel Peppin, Andrea Tredinnick, Rachel Hester, Lei Zhao, Juliana Bastos, Carol-Anne Millar, Andrew Murphy, Dominic Antonucci, Toby Norman-Wright, Mikaela Polley, Karina Hernandez, Vixctoria Marr, Laetitia Lo Sardo, Isabel McMeekan, Angela Paul

Creatives/Company

Company: Birmingham Royal Ballet
Music: Andre Messager (The Two Pigeons)
Choreographer: Drederick Ashton
Design: Jacques Dupont (The Two Pigeons)
Lighting: Mark Jonathan (The Two Pigeons)

Reviews

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