Rambert Dance Company – Eternal Light Tour 2008

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Genre Opera/Dance

Venue

First Performance 11/11/2008

Closing 15/11/2008

Artistic Director Mark Baldwin presents his second major work for Rambert Dance Company following Constant Speed in 2005.

One of the Company's most ambitious collaborations in recent years, Eternal Light is a powerfully beautiful and life-affirming celebration. Commissioned by Sadler's Wells, this brand new work is set to an elegiac and evocative score, by internationally-renowned composer Howard Goodall. Sung live by Clerks of Christ Church Cathedral Oxford, and Finchley Children’s Music Group, and accompanied by Rambert's associate orchestra London Musici, Eternal Light makes its London debut this autumn.

Other work to be presented alongside Eternal Light includes two new solos choreographed by Rambert dancers plus Infinity by Australian Dance Theatre Artistic Director, Garry Stewart. Described by The Independent on Sunday as "literally like nothing on Earth", Infinity is a firm audience favourite and a spectacular finale to an engrossing and entertaining evening of dance.

Christopher Bruce's highly acclaimed Swansong returns for two matinee performances only.

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Creative

Choreographer - Mark Baldwin, Garry Stewart, Christopher Bruce

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