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Tango Por Dos follow up their smash sensation Perfumes de Tango with the spectacular Una Noche Tango: Stalking the backstreets of Buenos Aires, drifting like smoke through the decadence of Hollywood's silent years and slicing like a knife into the modern era, Una Coche de Tango is the ultimate evening of passion and danger.

Cast/Performers

Miguel Angel Zotto

Creatives/Company

Director: Miguel Angel Zotto

Tango por Dos - Una Nocha de Tango

Tango por Dos - Una Nocha de Tango (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T1825962777. Details of all Tango por Dos - Una Nocha de Tango archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0133812616

Archive Listings

17 Apr 01 to 12 May 01	Peacock Theatre West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
23 Feb 00 to 1 Apr 00	Peacock Theatre West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

The Daily Telegraph: 11Jan01:
[Tango Por Dos] have finally followed up their long-running hit Perfumes de Tango and have outdone themselves – Una Noche de Tango is one steaming night. Noche is studded with mini-dramas, played out by the company with wit and impeccable glamour.

Financial Times: 11Jan01:
There are five couples who dance; two splendid singers; a superb band, minimal staging; lots of imagination. It is an irresistible evening. Many thanks, much admiration, to all concerned.

User Reviews

The Daily Telegraph (11Jan01): [Tango Por Dos] have finally followed up their long-running hit Perfumes de Tango and have outdone themselves – Una Noche de Tango is one steaming night. Noche is studded with mini-dramas, played out by the company with wit and impeccable glamour.

Financial Times (11Jan01): There are five couples who dance; two splendid singers; a superb band, minimal staging; lots of imagination. It is an irresistible evening. Many thanks, much admiration, to all concerned.

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