English National Ballet Roadshow 2019

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21 March 2019

London / United Kingdom

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English National Ballet Roadshow

On 21st March English National Ballet presented the FEDORA Platform on the occasion of the "Broken Wings" Masterclass with the choreographer Annabelle Lopez-Ochoa and a Company dancer, rehearsing short ballet excerps.

During this evening for their supporters, English National Ballet explored Annabelle's approach to choreographing Broken Wings, a one-act ballet focusing on the life of Frida Kahlo which forms part of  English National Ballet's spring triple bill, She Persisted. The evening included an introduction to FEDORA, of which English National Ballet is a founding Platform Member.

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