National Ballet Of Canada: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
A brilliantly theatrical, superbly designed extravaganza of colour, costume, and dance
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A brilliantly theatrical, superbly designed extravaganza of colour and costume, madcap action and fluent dance.
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A brilliantly theatrical, superbly designed extravaganza of colour, costume, and dance
A brilliantly theatrical, superbly designed extravaganza of colour, costume, and dance
Outrageous and eye-poppingly theatrical with stunning sets and costumes by Bob Crowley, this masterpiece is set to an energetic, riveting score by Joby Talbot. Wheeldon revisits and brings to the stage many of the familiar characters from the book, but in ways, and in such brilliant choreographic arrangements, that we feel we're meeting them for the first time.
A co-production with England's Royal Ballet, the work was a smash hit on both sides of the Atlantic when it premiered in 2011, enthralling and astounding audiences show after show with its mind-boggling stagecraft, startling choreographic statements and its perfectly nuanced blend of classical dance and sheer entertainment.
Choreography: Christopher Wheeldon
Original Music: Joby Talbot
Scenario: Nicholas Wright
Sets, Costume and Properties Design: Bob Crowley
Lighting Design: Natasha Katz
Projection Design: Jon Driscoll and Gemma Carrington
Sound Design: Autograph
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