Ballet: MacMillan | McGregor | Ashton - Schedule, Program & Tickets
Ballet: MacMillan | McGregor | Ashton
Concerto
Conductor | Valery Ovsyanikov
Choreography | Kenneth MacMillan
Music | Dmitri Schostakowitsch
Scenery and costumes | Deborah MacMillan
Marguerite und Armand
Conductor | Valery Ovsyanikov
Choreography | Frederick Ashton
Music | Franz Liszt
Scenery and costumes | Cecil Beaton
Lighting | John B. Read
Eden | Eden
Conductor | Valery Ovsyanikov
Choreography | Wayne McGregor
Music | Steve Reich
Costume | Ursula Bombshell
Set | Wayne McGregor
Lighting | Charles Balfour
Video | Ravi Deepres
Visual effects | Luke Unsworth
The new multi-part evening programme at the Wiener Staatsballett is entirely dedicated to "British choreography": Kenneth MacMillan, Wayne McGregor and Frederick Ashton are three choreographers who represent the same dance tradition. "Concerto" – an abstract ballet – opens the evening in the neo-classical style, with each of the three movements offering ample opportunity for demonstrating the dancers’ virtuosity. "EDEN|EDEN" explores the charged relationship between man and technology against the backdrop of current developments such as "cloning" and "cyborgs". The final ballet in the programme, "Marguerite and Armand",was created for Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev and is now a classic example of the English art of dance.
Subject to change.
Conductor | Valery Ovsyanikov
Choreography | Kenneth MacMillan
Music | Dmitri Schostakowitsch
Scenery and costumes | Deborah MacMillan
Marguerite und Armand
Conductor | Valery Ovsyanikov
Choreography | Frederick Ashton
Music | Franz Liszt
Scenery and costumes | Cecil Beaton
Lighting | John B. Read
Eden | Eden
Conductor | Valery Ovsyanikov
Choreography | Wayne McGregor
Music | Steve Reich
Costume | Ursula Bombshell
Set | Wayne McGregor
Lighting | Charles Balfour
Video | Ravi Deepres
Visual effects | Luke Unsworth
The new multi-part evening programme at the Wiener Staatsballett is entirely dedicated to "British choreography": Kenneth MacMillan, Wayne McGregor and Frederick Ashton are three choreographers who represent the same dance tradition. "Concerto" – an abstract ballet – opens the evening in the neo-classical style, with each of the three movements offering ample opportunity for demonstrating the dancers’ virtuosity. "EDEN|EDEN" explores the charged relationship between man and technology against the backdrop of current developments such as "cloning" and "cyborgs". The final ballet in the programme, "Marguerite and Armand",was created for Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev and is now a classic example of the English art of dance.
Subject to change.
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