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Richard Alston Dance Company - Shimmer/Lie of the Land/Roughcut archiveContemporary dance. Richard Alston, Artistic Director of The Place, the UK's leading centre for contemporary dance, is internationally recognised as one of the most influential and inspiring choreographers in British dance. Shimmer - is danced to the sun-drenched music of Ravel played live. Julien Macdonald's fabulous, jewel-encrusted cobweb costumes illuminate dazzling streaks of limpid choreography in a ravishingly beautiful piece of theatre. Lie of the Land - In Lie Of The Land, the sharp sweetness of Ned Rorem's writing for string quartet has taken Martin Lawrance into new territory. Lyrical yet urgent dancing charts the lie of the land in ever restless and searching mood changes. Richard Alston's iconic Roughcut is danced to Steve Reich's shimmeringly beautiful New York and Electric Counterpoints, played live by clarinettist Roger Heaton and guitarist James Woodrow. A euphoric display of pure energy, Roughcut, first performed in 1990, has rarely been revived. If you could take only one piece of dance to a desert island, this would be a contender.

Richard Alston Dance Company - Shimmer/Lie of the Land/Roughcut

Richard Alston Dance Company - Shimmer/Lie of the Land/Roughcut (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T0198774175. Details of all Richard Alston Dance Company - Shimmer/Lie of the Land/Roughcut archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S901

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1 Nov 12Theatre Royal
Glasgow
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17 Apr 12
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18 Apr 12
Theatr Clwyd
Mold, Flintshire
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