The Northern Ballet Theatre celebrates its 40th anniversary with a revival of its Wuthering Heights production first premiered in 2002:
The Northern Ballet
Wuthering Heights
* Choreography by David Nixon
* Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg
Passionate and obsessive, Cathy and Heathcliff's love is as unruly and dangerous as the Yorkshire moors that surround them:
My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rocks beneath – a source of little visible delight, but necessary.
Cathy
As children they are inseparable, running wild and free on the moors, but over time their childish affection deepens into an overwhelming love – a devastating force that even death cannot destroy.
Northern Ballet Theatre is one of the UK's leading ballet companies whose dancers' ability to capture the spirit of their characters draws audiences into the story in a way that makes our productions more than just dance.
With an original score by celebrated composer Claude-Michel Schönberg, known for his West End and Broadway hits Les Miserables and Miss Saigon, see this turbulent love story brought to life in Northern Ballet Theatre's adaptation of Emily Brontë's romantic masterpiece.
Read the full scenario for Wuthering Heights
Read previous reviews.
Running Time: 2 hours aprx
Creative Team
* Orchestrated by William David Brohn
* Additional Orchestration by John Longstaff
* Theatre Associate and Dramaturge Patricia Doyle
* Set design by Ali Allen
* Costume Design by David Nixon
* Lighting Design by David Grill
TOUR:
Hull, New Theatre
29 April - 2 May, 2009
* Evenings: 7:30
* Matinees (30 Apr & 2 May): 2:30
Milton Keynes Theatre
5 - 9 May, 2009
* Evenings: 7:30
* Matinees (7 & 9 May): 2:30
Belfast, Grand Opera House
2 - 6 June, 2009
* Evenings: 7:30
* Matinee (4 Jun): 2:00
* Matinee (6 Jun): 2:30
Llandudno, Venue Cymru
11 - 13 June, 2009
* Evenings: 7:30
* Matinee (13 Jun): 2:30
Norwich, Theatre Royal
29 September – 3 October, 2009
Woking, New Victoria Theatre
6 – 10 October, 2009
Bradford, Alhambra Theatre
20 – 24 October, 2009
The Northern Ballet Theatre has also its own blog with further information about these performances.
Picture credits: Hanson. Source
Categories: Dance, Wuthering Heights
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