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The Judas tree / choreographer, Kenneth MacMillan ; staged by Monica Parker ; directed, produced and edited by Ross MacGibbon ; an NVC Arts production for Channel Four Television in association with Ovation, the Arts Network, RAI Thematic Channels.

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Elias, Brian, composer.
Parker, Monica, stage director.
MacGibbon, Ross, film director, producer.
Wordsworth, Barry, conductor.
Royal Opera House (London, England). Orchestra, instrumentalist.
Royal Ballet, performer.
NVC Arts (Firm), production company.
Series:
Academic Video Online
Standardized Title:
Judas tree (Choreographic work : MacMillan)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ballets.
Genre:
Ballets (Dance)
Physical Description:
1 online resource (39 minutes)
Place of Publication:
Berlin : C Major Entertainment, 1997.
Language Note:
In English.
System Details:
video file
Summary:
Kenneth MacMillan choreographed his last ballet, The Judas Tree, especially for Irek Mukhamedov who takes the lead in this striking production. On a building site in dockland wastes, thirteen workmen, led by their Foreman, react to the vampish behaviour of a woman who has arrived in their midst. In the heated confusion of the group, one man stands alone in the tenderness of his response. Gradually the dark underside of male sexuality and the power of peer pressure are exposed as the ballet sucks us into a web of betrayal, loss and terror.
Participant:
Irek Mukhamedov (the foreman), Michael Nunn, Stuart Cassidy (his friends), Leanne Benjamin (the woman), Peter Abegglen, Gary Avis, Jonathan Howells, Shi-Ning Liu, Alastair Marriott, Justin Meissner, Philip Mosley, David Pickering, Neil Skidmore, Edward Watson, Thomas Whitehead (workmen) ; the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House ; Barry Wordsworth, conductor.
Notes:
Title from title screen (viewed February 23, 2022).
Written in 1992.
Performed Royal Opera House, London, England
OCLC:
1309919687
Publisher Number:
ASP5195394/marc

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