Rambert Dance Company

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Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

Sadler’s Wells Get directions

First Performance 16/10/2012

Closing 20/10/2012

Running Time 2h15

Rambert Dance Company returns to Sadler’s Wells with a programme of works featuring Labyrinth Of Love.

Irish choreographer Marguerite Donlon makes her Rambert debut with the heartbreaking and humorous Labyrinth Of Love, which is set to a commissioned score by one of America’s most performed living composers, Michael Daugherty.

The programme also includes Merce Cunningham’s Sounddance, Paul Taylor’s Merce and Richard Alston’s sharp and witty creation Dutiful Ducks.

Live music is provided by the Rambert orchestra.

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