La La La Human – New Work by Édouard Lock

Show Info Cast & Creative Age & Content Guide

Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

First Performance 28/09/2011

Closing 01/10/2011

Running Time 1h30

Leading contemporary dance group La La La Human Steps were founded in Montreal in 1980 by Édouard Lock. To mark more than 30 years of groundbreaking dance, Lock has created a new work that brings together two great tragic operas; Purcell’s Dido And Aeneas, and Gluck’s Orpheus And Eurydice.

Set to a score by acclaimed English composer Gavin Bryars, complex dance timed to micro moments will unite two operas into one seamless ode. These performances will also feature guest soloist Diana Vishneva, a star of the Mariinsky Ballet.

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Cast

Diana Vishneva

Creative

Producer - La La La Human

Choreographer - Édouard Lock

Music By - Gavin Bryars

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