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James Wilton Dance presents

The Four Seasons

James Wilton Dance presents

The Four Seasons

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The Four Seasons

James Wilton Dance, one of Europe’s most in demand dance companies, presents The Four Seasons.

Using Max Richter’s recomposed version of Vivaldi’s seminal work The Four Seasons, James Wilton Dance has created a work of immense physicality, driving energy and sweeping beauty.

The work features the company’s signature blend of capoeira, acrobatics, martial arts and classical dance, alongside stunning stage and costume designs.

This abstract, yet honestly human choreography relates each of the four seasons of the musical composition to the four stages of the universe, creating a kaleidoscopic visual feast for audiences that is not to be missed.

Important information

Running time:
55 minutes, no interval

Age guideline:
12

Sensory notice & content warnings

Haze, loud music and noise.

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Post-show talk: Thu 10 Oct

 “This is a profoundly human, beautiful and surprisingly optimistic work, full of the most stunning dancing.”

British Theatre Guide, Newcastle

 

 “There are so many perfectly poised moments that it is hard to write a review that can do justice to the consideration that has gone into this visually beautiful and satisfying work.”

Encore East Dance

 

 “My first encounter with Cornwall’s James Wilton Dance and it is easy to see what all the fuss is about. Innovative and mesmerising.”

British Theatre Guide, Plymouth

 

 “For an evening of dance we seem to be reconciled with the world again.”

Tanzweb, Aachen

 

 “This is stripped back and visceral storytelling through the human form… The Blackpool crowd fed off the raw energy of this performance. It was bold, expressive and yet with an apocalyptic mood that seems fitting in the current climate.”

Lancashire Evening Post

 

 “What an amazing evening of dance from this talented company.”

UK Theatre Web