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![]() Robert Gravenor in 'Hothouse Rag'; photo: Bill Cooper Introductory notes |
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What's onNorth-East tour spring 2009 Click here for full diary of performances of North-East tour spring 2009 and links for how to book. Other show diariesCoppélia Darkness and Light Giselle La Fille mal gardée North-East tour spring 2013 Penguin Café South-West tour spring 2013 The Nutcracker The Prince of the Pagodas The Sleeping Beauty Three of a Kind Full performance diaryClick here for performance listings. |
Elite SyncopationsA completely stripped back theatre bursts into life as dancers in brilliantly coloured costumes gather for a dance competition. An equally vibrant rag-time band play old favourites from Scott Joplin and his contemporaries to accompany a string of sketches, spanning the dazzling, the witty and the touching, as each dancer at the competition takes their turn. One of his best-loved creations, Kenneth MacMillan's Elite Syncopations is certain to leave you smiling. |
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Performance lengthApprox 0 hours and 38 minutes Image galleryClick here for more images of this show StoryguideThis item is not available |
CreditsMusic Scott Joplin Choreography Kenneth MacMillan Design Ian Spurling Lighting John B. Read World premiereThe Royal Ballet, 7 October 1974, The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden First performance by Birmingham Royal Ballet10 February 1978, Sadler's Wells Theatre ReviewsClick here for a listing of current reviews. |
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