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The Cellist and The Two Pigeons (2022)

Cathy Martson created The Cellist for The Royal Ballet in 2020. The inspiration for her first work for the Royal Opera House Main Stage is the momentous life and career of cellist Jacqueline du Pre - from her discovery of the cello and her celebrity as one of its most extraordinary players, to her pain, frustration, and struggle with multiple sclerosis. In The Two Pigeons, Lauren Cuthbertson and Vadim Muntagirov lead a charismatic cast in Frederick Ashton's poignant and heart-warming reflection on love, based on an old French folk tale and first performed on Valentine's Day 1961.
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Cathy Martson created The Cellist for The Royal Ballet in 2020. The inspiration for her first work for the Royal Opera House Main Stage is the momentous life and career of cellist Jacqueline du Pre - from her discovery of the cello and her celebrity as one of its most extraordinary players, to her pain, frustration, and struggle with multiple sclerosis. In The Two Pigeons, Lauren Cuthbertson and Vadim Muntagirov lead a charismatic cast in Frederick Ashton's poignant and heart-warming reflection on love, based on an old French folk tale and first performed on Valentine's Day 1961.

Rating:NR
Genre:Music
Directed By:Kevin O'Hare
Written By:Cathy Marston, Edward Kemp
In Theaters:1/10/2022
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Runtime:139 minutes
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Director

Kevin O'Hare

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Lauren Cuthbertson

The Cellist (TC)/The Young Girl (TTP)

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Marcelino Sambé

The Instrument (TC)

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Matthew Ball

The Conductor (TC)

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Vadim Muntagirov

The Young Man (TTP)

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