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Pet Shop Boys and Javier De Frutos - The Most Incredible Thing archiveSadler’s Wells has joined forces with electronic pop legends the Pet Shop Boys and radical choreographer Javier De Frutos to create a brand new full-length dance work based on Hans Christian Andersen’s story, The Most Incredible Thing. Featuring former Royal Ballet star Ivan Putrov, this modern fairytale centres on a contest to produce the ‘most incredible thing’, with a prize of half the kingdom and marriage to the princess at stake. With its thought-provoking narrative adapted by Matthew Dunster and film animation by BAFTA winner Tal Rosner, a 26-piece orchestra and a cast of 16, The Most Incredible Thing is set to be a highlight of 2011’s cultural calendar. As the planet’s most successful pop duo, the Pet Shop Boys have sold over 100 million records worldwide and amassed 22 top 10 hits, three Brit Awards and six Grammy nominations, but this new production signals their first foray into composing for dance - it’s a debut not to be missed.

Cast/Performers

Ivan Putrov, Nuno Silva, Paul Chantry, Lisa Welham, Sarita Piotrowski, Jo Darvill-Mills, Cameron Mcmillan, Chris Akrill, Benny Maslov, Alastair Postlethwaite, Yu Yu Rau, Elisabetta d'Aloia, Michael Camp, Charlottle Broom

Creatives/Company

Director: Javier De Frutos
Choreographer: Javier De Frutos
Adapted by: Matthew Dunster
Other: Tal Rosner (film and animation)
Design: Katrina Lindsay
Lighting: Lucy Carter
Sound: Paul Arditti
Music(s): Neil Tennant, Chris Lowe, Sven Helbig (orchestration)

Pet Shop Boys and Javier De Frutos - The Most Incredible Thing

Pet Shop Boys and Javier De Frutos - The Most Incredible Thing (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T1707181012. Details of all Pet Shop Boys and Javier De Frutos - The Most Incredible Thing archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1231573503

Archive Listings

17 Mar 11
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26 Mar 11
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
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