What was the title of the exhibition/show?
Birmingham Royal Ballet Shakespeare Triple Bill.
Why did you choose to attend this exhibition/show?
I chose to attend this show because it was originally going to be my first experience of going to see a ballet, but in the meantime I had been to see Matthew Bourne's sleeping beauty as a present. Also because it was a way of learning more about shakespeare in the year of celebrating the anniversary of Shakespeare's death. I also chose this show because it would give me 3 presentations of ballet in one show.
Who were the artists and what do they create?
The artists were the Birmingham Royal Ballet and accompanying musicians.
"Wink" was performed by Birmingham Royal Ballet. The music was by Jakub Ciupinski. The choreography was by Jessica Lang. The sets were by Mimi Lien. The costumes were by Elaine Garlick and Suzanne Parkinson. The lighting was by Peter Teigen.
The dancers on stage were:
Samara Downs, Reina Fuchigami, Jade Heusen, Yvette Knight, Delia Mathews, Mathias Dingman, Brandon Lawrence, Lachlan Monaghan, Tyrone Singleton and Lewis Turner.
The sonnets were read by Alfie Jones from playbox theatre, warwick. The accompanying musicians were the Royal Ballet Sinfonia, conducted by Philip Ellis and led by Robert Gibbs. They created a contemporary ballet, rooted in classical ballet.
" The moor's pavane: variations on the theme of othello " was performed by Birmingham Royal Ballet. The music was by Henry Purcell and was arranged by Simon Sadoff. The choreography was by José Limón. The designs were by Pauline Lawrence.
The dancers on stage were:
César Morales(the moor), Yvette Knight (the moor's wife), Chi Cao (his freind) and Samara Downs
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