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Two UK premieres in a single evening: Cathy Marston and Bern:Ballett return to the Linbury studio theatre with dance that contrasts classical and contemporary influences, but shares dramatic power. Enduring love is a theme that runs through Marston's work, and Clara is inspired by the passionate relationship between Clara Wieck and Robert Schumann, and their lifelong friendship with Johannes Brahms. Clara was muse to both these great composers, and the love between Robert and Clara, almost thwarted by her domineering father, was the supreme musical romance of the Romantic period. but did Brahms and Clara go beyond friendship? In this poignant new ballet, Marston's interpretation remains appropriately ambiguous. Howl was created for Bern:Ballett by Andrea Miller, a rising star of the New York dance scene and one of Dance Magazine's '25 to watch'. Her explorations of the body, its anatomy and its power are visceral, virtuosic and highly physical. Her dance language is the ideal choreographic vehicle for Howl's reflection on mob mentality, war and its victims, and on human beings as predators. Running time: 1hr 50mins with 1 interval

Cast/Performers

Sonja Lohmiller (piano - Clara), Benoit Capt (baritone - Clara)

Creatives/Company

Company: Bern Ballet
Music(s): Robert Schumann (Clara), Clara Schumann (Clara), Johannes Brahms (Clara), Orchestra Barzizza (Howl), Black Dice (Howl), Tim Hecker (Howl), Allen Ginsberg (Howl), Maria Kore (Howl), Joanna Newsom (Howl), Sebastien Agneessens (Howl), Kyle Fische (Howl)
Choreographer(s): Cathy Marston (Clara), Andrea Miller (Howl)
Design: Jon Bausor (Clara)
Lighting: Jon Clark (Clara)

Clara/Howl

Clara/Howl (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T0269775825. Details of all Clara/Howl archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1664178086

Archive Listings

25 May 11
  to
28 May 11
Royal Opera House
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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