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Mixed Bill - Scottish Ballet - Festival Theatre

From: 25 September 2008

To: 27 September 2008

Thursday 25 September at 7.30pm Friday 26 September at 7.30pm; Saturday 27 September at 4.00pm & 7.30pm.

Enjoy a unique programme inspired by the music of Radiohead, film techniques and the sophisticated frivolity of the 1930's.

From ground-breaking American choreographer Stephen Petronio comes Ride The Beast - a celebration of raw energy and creativity set to music by Radiohead and featuring designs by uber-cool New York fashion designer Benjamin Cho.

Borrowing its title from Dennis Potter's acclaimed television drama Pennies From Heaven, Ashley Page premieres this new ballet - a playful interpretation of popular songs from 1930's and with elegant designs by award-winning designer Antony McDonald (The Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella).

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