A Linha Curva And Other Works

Rambert

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Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

Sadler’s Wells Get directions

First Performance 10/05/2016

Closing 14/05/2016

Running Time 2hr

A new work from Australian dance maker Lucy Guerin, Tomorrow, follows on from her collaboration with Carrie Cracknell on Macbeth for the Young Vic, with original music by electronica artist Scanner.

Shobana Jeyasingh’s enigmatic Terra Incognita, propelled by Gabriel Prokofiev’s driving score, evokes the yearning for the unknown that inspired ancient sea-farers.

The riotous A Linha Curva by Itzik Galili is Rambert’s party piece: a colourful, sexy, percussion-fuelled explosion of samba-flavoured dance that was last seen in 2010, when it helped Rambert win the Olivier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance for a year of new work.

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Producer - Rambert

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