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Rambert
DanceDespite the unseasonal weather we are ensuring that all performances are still going ahead this week. We look forward to welcoming you into our venues.
A Linha Curva is a hip-swinging, drum-beating, Olivier Award-winning party piece. It’s the spirit of Brazilian carnival recreated by choreographer Itzik Galili, with 28 dancers, four samba percussionists and a dazzling light show contributing to its infectious energy. More info
Next you’ll be swept up by Symbiosis. This high-velocity celebration of the Rambert dancers’ skills is by internationally acclaimed dance-maker Andonis Foniadakis, with a new score by BAFTA and Ivor Novello Award-Nominated composer Ilan Eshkeri. More info
Completing this triple bill is a dance theatre creation from rising star Ben Duke. Darkly funny and deeply moving, Goat dissects the pleasure and pain of performing. The work is inspired by the music and spirit of Nina Simone, with a selection of her best loved songs performed live on stage by jazz singer Nia Lynn.
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Full of energy, live music and spectacular dancing, this is a powerful programme from Britain’s national dance company.
A series of workshops and free study packs are available for schools. For information click here.
Related Events
Post Show Discussion on Tuesday 27 February
Please stay behind after the show for a free Q&A with members of the company.
Preshow talk with Mark Baldwin, Wednesday 28 February 6.30pm
Places are free to Rambert ticket-holders but need to be booked in advance. Click here to book
Over 55s On-Stage Workshop, Thursday 1 March 9.30am – 11am
Price £30 (includes 2 tickets for the show on 1 March at 7.30pm)
Join Rambert for an introduction to A Linha Curva, their hip-swinging, drum-beating party piece. One of Rambert’s dancers will guide you through the movement, choreography and music of piece; after a gentle warm-up, there will then be a chance to learn some of the steps. The session will be suitable for complete beginners, and also those who have some dance experience. Call the Box Office on 0115 989 5555 to book tickets.