Details

Carmen, immortalised in Bizet's operatic masterpiece, is a woman unscrupulous in her self-preservation, defiant and completely irresistible to the men that cross her path. She disarms with a sideward glance and manipulates every situation to her favour - until one of these men, Jose, falls desperately in love with her. Despite the faithful protestations of his fianc Cheating, Lying, Stealing was made for The Royal Ballet in 1998 and takes its form and energy directly from a trio of scores by New Yorkers Michael Gordon and David Lang. The piece also embodies themes such as fear of loss, the breakdown of formal ideas and the manipulation of control through sexuality.

Creatives/Company

Music(s): Bizet, Rodion Schedrin (adaptation - Carmen), David Laing (Cheating Lying Stealing), Michael Gordon (Yo Shakespeare), David Laing (Link), Michael Gordon (Link)
Company(s): Scottish Ballet, Icebreaker
Choreographer(s): Richard Alston (Carmen), Ashley Page (Cheating Lying Stealing)
Design: Antony McDonald

Carmen - and Cheating, Lying, Stealing

Carmen - and Cheating, Lying, Stealing (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T1366874992. Details of all Carmen - and Cheating, Lying, Stealing archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S572

Archive Listings

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9 May 09
Eden Court Theatre
Inverness, Highlands
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29 Apr 09
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2 May 09
His Majesty's Theatre
Aberdeen
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22 Apr 09
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25 Apr 09
Festival Theatre
Edinburgh
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15 Apr 09
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18 Apr 09
Theatre Royal
Glasgow
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