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Filmed in Lockdown: Swan Lake Bath Ballet
Elite dancers from across the globe create a modern-day Swan Lake from their own bathtub
Set to Tchaikovsky's famous swan theme, 27 elite ballet dancers from renowned dance companies across the globe perform a modern-day Swan Lake from their own home (filled) baths. Swan Lake Bath Ballet was choreographed, filmed and post-produced completely remotely during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The quirky choreography was performed in baths from New Zealand to South Africa, America to Hong Kong, Australia to the UK. Swan Lake Bath Ballet was filmed on smart phones, with innovative solutions such as a child’s scooter, piles of books, even a toilet plunger being co-opted to help stabilise and enable camera angles.
Swan Lake Bath Ballet is iconic in movement, epic in music and fun thanks to its setting; a memorable project made during Covid-19 that will make a huge splash.
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