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The BalletBoyz - The Greatest Hits - Broken Fall/Propeller/EdOx/Yumba vs Nonino archiveMichael Nunn and William Trevitt - former dancers with The Royal Ballet - founded their all-male company Balletboyz in 2000. The company has since won multiple awards and has produced several acclaimed television projects, including The Rough Guide to Choreography (Channel 4), The Royal Ballet in Cuba (More4) and Balletboyz: The Rite of Spring (BBC Three), as well as creating the digital work for Christopher Wheeldon's Electric Counterpoint (The Royal Ballet). In line with this dynamic duo’s pioneering style, Balletboyz: Greatest Hits is a performance of challenging repertory dance pieces linked by archive footage and special films, to tell their story. Balletboyz have established themselves as one of the most cheekily original and innovative forces in modern dance and have won a number of awards for their work, most notably the 2004 Laurence Olivier Award for the Best New Production for Broken Fall, a piece which forms part of their Greatest Hits! Nunn and Trevitt’s evocative style sets new standards for dance. This show is a collection of some of the most treasured pieces from their repertoire: The BalletBoyz website.

Creatives/Company

Choreographer(s): Russell Maliphant (Broken Fall), Liv Lorent (Propeller), Rapahel Bonachela (EdOx), Craig Revel Horwood (Yumba vs Nonino)
Music(s): Barry Adamson (Broken Fall), Ezio Bosso (Propeller), Vivaldi (Propeller), Ezio Bosso (EdOx), Pizolla and Pugilese (Yumba vs Nonino)

The BalletBoyz - The Greatest Hits - Broken Fall/Propeller/EdOx/Yumba vs Nonino

The BalletBoyz - The Greatest Hits - Broken Fall/Propeller/EdOx/Yumba vs Nonino (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T01359989105. Details of all The BalletBoyz - The Greatest Hits - Broken Fall/Propeller/EdOx/Yumba vs Nonino archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01250401933

Archive Listings

14 May 09Theatre Royal
Norwich, Norfolk
Performance Details => Venue archive
5 Feb 09artsdepot
Outer London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

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