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![]() Chi Cao as the Beast; photo: Bill Cooper Gallery |
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What's OnBy seasonSummer 2013 Autumn 2013 Winter 2013 Spring 2014 Summer 2014 By venueBelfast Grand Opera House Birmingham Hippodrome Bord Gáis Energy Theatre Sadler's Wells Theatre Sunderland Empire Theatre The Lowry Theatre Royal Plymouth By showCoppélia Darkness and Light Giselle La Fille mal gardée Penguin Café Penguin Café (Sunderland) The Nutcracker The Prince of the Pagodas The Sleeping Beauty Three of a Kind |
Beauty and the BeastA towering gothic fairytale from the creator of Birmingham Royal Ballet's
smash-hit Cinderella. ★ ★ ★ ★The Scotsman 'Marion Tait's grotesque Grandmère was delightful in her geriatric naughtiness' The Financial Times 'A story of genuine poignancy' The Evening Standard 'A terrific gothic fairytale told with passion and wit' Birmingham Post 'Sinister and comic by turns' The Observer 'One of the finest ballets in BRB's repertoire' The Stage |
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Performance lengthApprox 2 hours and 10 minutes StoryguidePrologue | ACT I | ACT II click here for a child friendly story guide. (you will need Adobe Acrobat to view the printable story guide. If you do not have this installed please click here) ReviewsClick here for available Beauty and the Beast reviews. Related stories Five splashes of sunshine Five pieces of choreography based on bird movements Video: Beauty and the Beast, Act I pas de deux Artsfest 2011 performance Beauty and the Beast to tour to Salford in 2012 The darker side of Marion Tait New Beauty and the Beast clip added The Beasts within Beauty and the Beast clip now on-line Sunderland autumn season on sale from Tuesday 11 March |
CreditsMusic Glenn Buhr Choreography David Bintley Design Philip Prowse Lighting Mark Jonathan World premiereBirmingham Royal Ballet, 1 December 2003, Birmingham Hippodrome |
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