Men in Motion Tickets
Ivan Putrov’s celebration of the male dancer returns for one night only.Children under 5 will not be admitted.
Performance dates
6 November 2022
Run time To be confirmed.
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Tickets for Men in Motion are now available to book!
Men in Motion is back with a new and innovative production that celebrates the role of male dancers. Ten years after its sold-out debut, Ivan Putrov has recruited a group of award-winning performers for his spectacular exhibition of the arts. Book your tickets today!
Men in Motion is an ode to male dancers everywhere
The production is a stunning exploration into the ever-changing roles of male dancers. In the romantic era, male dancers were often placed behind ballerinas in terms of importance.* Men in Motion* pays respect to some of the greatest male dancers and choreographers from the past and the present. The night features a range of performances from classical ballet to contemporary works, featuring some of the most renowned names in dance, all accompanied by a live orchestra.
Who are the performers of Men in Motion?
Performers in Men in Motion include: Principals of The Royal Ballet Matthew Ball and Vadim Muntagirov, Former Principals of The Royal Ballet Ivan Putrov and Edward Watson, Senior Artist José Alves, Dmitry Zagrebin, Luca Acri and Joseph Sissens, Matteo Miccini, and Leo Dixon and others. The programme ranges from Le Spectre de la rose to* Volver, Volver, Äffi*, a new work by Arthur Pita and creations by Lifar and Nijinska.
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Recommended for ages 5 and above.Recent Reviews
Apart from a fabulous male pas de deux, the production was disappointing, uninspiring and lacked any cohesion.
Disappointed that the theatre decided to censor the show. There is no place for censorship in art. If a patron is moved by the piece - in whatever form - that is the point.
Very poor though good in places. Over charged by ticket agent which is shocking and upsetting
This was sincerely the worst £60 I ever spent. I was utterly underwhelmed by the disjointed haphazard piece. The ending was the WORST entertainment I’ve ever subjected my poor eyes and ears. Wow!
If the dancers were good, the show itself was very poor, with a lot of waiting - with no music and no light - between choreographies, and an « introduction » that lasted so long we thought there was a problem like the artists were not ready or there was a technical problem they woulfn’t Admit to the audience !. I’ve seen a lot of people leave before the end of the show and I nearly did it myself, first time ever.
Very sad and disappointed in this production. Left at intermission. The show lacked a flow and gave the feeling of something wrong or drama backstage. Glad to hear that those patrons who watched till the end were redeemed with some semblance of dance.I didn’t want to stay feeling that my doing so would only heighten my frustrations.
Personally I wouldn't give it a star at all. We walked out half way through the first half of the production. It was one of THE WORST dance productions I have ever seen. The nonsense at the beginning was embarrassing. Keep your money and go for a really good Christmas drink instead, you'll enjoy that way better.
At least a five star experience. We discussed this performance and my mother did find that she enjoyed the more classical numbers. And I felt that the first number was a wonderful conversation starter. I appreciated the fact that that type of performance art was included. I feel that and the tambourine performance gave a strong voice of the artists and their motivation and life experience that is sometimes not considered by the audience. Bravo!!????????????????????
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