Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake: The Next Generation, at Sadler’s Wells - Johan Persson It now seems richly ironic that the ballet ...

Matthew Bourne’s audacious, rule-breaking reinvention of Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece caused a sensation when it premiered almost 30 years ago. It has now become the most successful dance theatre ...

As usual with Bourne, the production will have been adjusted slightly with each iteration, but it’s possible to compare the 30th anniversary version with the 1995 one, of which handily there is a DVD.

This remounting of Matthew Bourne’s seminal Swan Lake has been dubbed “The Next Generation” – a nod to the fact that the record-breaking production, first seen in the mid 1990s, has inspired a whole ...

In “Swan Lake,” an evil magician transforms a beautiful princess into a graceful swan, an image now intimately linked to the idea of classical ballet itself. When Matthew Bourne’s version first ...

In this Dec. 15, 2009 publicity image released by Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, the cast is shown from “Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake.” Bourne’s testosterone-heavy flock, presented in 3-D, swoops in to ...

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As usual with Bourne, the production will have been adjusted slightly with each iteration, but it’s possible to compare the 30th anniversary version with the 1995 one, of which handily there is a DVD.

Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake returns with a fresh look for the 21st century. Retaining the iconic elements of the original production loved by millions around the world, Matthew Bourne and award-winning ...

Richard Winsor is the lead Swan/Stranger in Matthew Bourne's interpretation of the classic ballet, which replaces the traditional female corps de ballet with a male ensemble. Recorded in London.