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Les Ballet C de la B - En avant, marche! archiveAlain Platel founded Les Ballets C. de B. in 1984. A dynamic dance and theatre collective, the company is renowned for its powerful theatrical dance performances. Alain Platel, the trailblazing founder and director of Belgian contemporary dance collective les ballets C de la B, makes his Edinburgh debut in a new music theatre work created with stage director Frank Van Laecke. They take as their starting point the rehearsal room of an amateur brass band in Flanders. As the ties that hold local communities together begin to loosen, these amateur ensembles offer a civic and collective nucleus, teaching people of all ages and from different walks of life to play together and march in the same direction. Founded in 1984, les ballets C de la B is one of the most influential performing arts companies in Europe. They have travelled the world with their eclectic mix of contemporary dance, text, theatre and music and have played a crucial role in the development of young artists. Performed in Flemish with English supertitles. Les Ballet C de la B website.

Cast/Performers

Chris Thys, Griet Debacker, Hendrik Lebon, Wim Opbrouck, Gregory van Seghbroech

Creatives/Company

Director(s): Alain Platel, Frank van Laecke
Musical Director: Steven Prengels
Music: Steven Prengels

Les Ballet C de la B - En avant, marche!

Les Ballet C de la B - En avant, marche! (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T01126894364. Details of all Les Ballet C de la B - En avant, marche! archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01658198824

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24 Aug 15
  to
25 Aug 15
King's Theatre
Edinburgh
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