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Birmingham Royal Ballet - Passion and Ecstacy - Allegri diversi/Carmina burana archiveFull of quivering jumps and turns, dance phrases that freeze into glitteringly unpredictable poses, and speeds that reach apparently impossible highs, Allegri diversi is a sparklingly energetic classical ballet to Rossini's bubbly score. It will leave you breathless. In Carmina burana, an encounter with the mindblowing Goddess Fortuna deals three seminarians a major lesson in the fickle nature of fate. Compelled to abandon their sacred studies to pursue a more sensual approach to life, forbidden pleasures and physical temptations quickly become the young men's most eager areas of revision. Soon the young celebrants are soaring with passion, love and alcohol. Carmina burana is a thrilling, large-scale production, made to Carl Orff's rousing and emotionally charged choral tour de force - a feast in its own right. Bintley's breathtaking choreography for both ballets ensures an unforgettable experience. Birmingham Royal Ballet website.

Creatives/Company

Company: Birmingham Royal Ballet
Music(s): Rossini (Allegri diversi), Carl Orff (Carmina burana)
Choreographer(s): David Bintley (CBE - Allegri diversi), David Bintley (CBE - Carmina burana)
Design(s): Terry Bartlett (Allegri diversi), Philip Prowse (Carmina burana)
Lighting(s): John B. Read (Allegri diversi), Peter Mumford (Carmina burana)

Birmingham Royal Ballet - Passion and Ecstacy - Allegri diversi/Carmina burana

Birmingham Royal Ballet - Passion and Ecstacy - Allegri diversi/Carmina burana (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T0869493131. Details of all Birmingham Royal Ballet - Passion and Ecstacy - Allegri diversi/Carmina burana archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0697032789

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22 Jun 10
  to
25 Jun 10
Birmingham Hippodrome
Birmingham, West Midlands
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