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Summer Dance — Storyline

Celebrating the work of distinguished choreographers

Cast & Crew

Summer Dance — Series Details

Summer Dance — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: George Balanchine (1993-07-25) — To open this season, a portrait of George Balanchine , who died ten years ago. New York City Ballet, the company he founded, performs Serenade, danced to Tchaikovsky's Serenade for
• E2: Christopher Bruce (1993-08-01) — Ghost Dances and Journey British-born choreographer Christopher Bruce has an international reputation and is in demand by companies from all over the world. Next year, he becomes t
• E3: Mats Ek (1993-08-08) — Tonight, another chance to see Swedish choreographer Mats Ek's production of Giselle.

  Though keeping the familiar Adolphe Adam music of the 19th-century ballet, Ek has discarded t

• E4: Paul Taylor (1993-08-15) — Paul Taylor is one of the greats of American contemporary dance and in tonight's programme his company performs Speaking in Tongues, called by The New York Times "a masterpiece for
• E5: Hans van Manen & Maguy Marin (1993-08-22) — Dutch choreographer Hans van Manen takes the mood of this ballet from its music,

  Alban Berg 's Violin Concerto, written as an elegy for Manon Gropius who died tragically young. Gr

Season 2

• E1: Martha Graham : the Dancer Revealed (1995-08-05) — A film tracing the long life of Graham, who changed dance for ever and became the most influential American-born choreographer of this century. Beach Birds for Camera
• E2: The Dancer Revealed (1995-08-05) — A film version of Merce Cunningham 's stage work, The Dancer Revealed. It has won awards in Europe and America and has been acclaimed as a masterpiece.
• E3: Outside In (1995-08-12) — First seen earlier this year, Outside In was choreographed by Victoria Marks for the partly able-bodied, partly disabled CandoCo Dance Company. It won the Grand Prix at the recent
• E4: White Bird Featherless (1995-08-12) — Siobhan Davies's mystical work, with a musical score by Gerald Barry, was created for and performed by her own company. Its title comes from an old riddle, and the piece is full of
• E5: Christopher Bruce (1995-08-19) — Tonight's programme is a salute to British choreographer Christopher Bruce, who was recently appointed as Director of the Rambert Dance Company, and features three of his most popu
• E6: Mayerling (1995-08-26) — Tonight's programme features Viviana Duranteand Irek Mukhamedov in the Royal

  Ballet's production of Kenneth MacMillan 's full-length ballet Mayerling. Set in and around Vienna, it

• E7: Kaguyahime (1995-09-02) — (Japanese for The Moon Princess), is a dance workforthe Netherlands Dance

  Company by its Czech directorand choreographer Jiri Kylian.

  It is inspired by his visits to Japan and by

• E8: George Balanchine (1995-09-09) — Tonight's final programme in the present series celebrates the work of the late

  George Balanchine , widely recognised as one of the century's foremost dance figures. Recorded at t

Season 3

• E1: Enter Achilles (1997-07-31) — The season begins with another chance to see Enter Achilles, Lloyd Newson and DV8's challenging exploration of masculinity which won a special prize at last year's Prix Italia.
• E2: CRWDSPCR (1997-08-04) — Now aged 78, New York-based choreographer Merce Cunningham is still creating dances. This film follows Cunningham as he creates a new work – entitled CRWDSPCR but pronounced crowds
• E3: Nympheas (1997-08-05) — Another chance to see Robert Cohan's work, inspired by Monet's paintings of waterlilies and set to the piano music of Debussy, performed by the now-disbanded London Contemporary Da
• E4: Carmen (1997-08-10) — Mats Ek choreographed this version forthe Swedish Cullberg Ballet with Ana Laguna dancing the principal role, and Yvan Auzely and Marc Hwang as her rival lovers. This colourful,

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• E5: The Wrecker's Ball (1997-08-15) — American choreographer Paul Taylor has reworked a trio of his most popular works for the screen. These three triumphant dances are about love, longing and war and are set to popula
• E6: Smoke (1997-08-16) — This duet created by Swedish choreographer Mats Ek won an award at the 1997 Prix Italia.

  Sylvie Guillem stars with the choreographer's brother Nicklas Ek, with music by Estonian c

• E7: Romeo and Juliet (1997-08-23) — Rudolf Nureyev originally choreographed Romeo and Juliet for the London Festival Ballet (now the English National Ballet) in 1977; this version, staged by Nureyev for the Paris Ope
• E8: Harmonica Breakdown (1997-08-29) — he season concludes with this part-performance, part-documentary on Jane Dudley, one of the most influential dance teachers of the last 30 years. Here she talks about choreographin

Season 4

• E1: Rites (1998-08-15) — This weekend features the work of Australian choreographer Stephen Page, artistic director of the Aboriginal contemporary company the Bangarra Dance Theatre. This opening presentat
• E2: Urban Clan (1998-08-16) — A profile of the three Page brothers – choreographer Stephen, whose ballet Rites was screened last night, composer David and dancer Russell. Based in Sydney, Australia, they form t
• E3: Checkmate (1998-08-17) — The Sadler's Wells Ballet perform a story of love and death played out on a chessboard to a score by Sir Arthur Bliss. Recorded in 1981, the work is being shown in tribute to Dame
• E4: Coppelia (1998-08-21) — The Lyon Opera Ballet perform a modern interpretation of this classic story about a toy-maker and his life-sized doll. Choreographed by Maguy Marin and with Léo Delibes 's score c
• E5: Rosas Danst Rosas (1998-08-24) — This signature work by Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker was created in 1983. Film-maker Thierry de Mey's version of the work has been set in a deserted school build
• E6: Men (1998-08-25) — Created by choreographer Victoria Marks and scored by Andy Teirstein, this dance is set among the Rockie mountains of Canada. Seven Albertan septuagenarians perform a series of mov

Season 5

• E1: Lara Glew (1999-08-14) — Lara Glew , a student at Manchester's Northern Ballet School, carries British hopes in the biennial European Young Dancer competition. This film follows the 18-year-old from Surrey
• E2: A Midsummer Night's Dream (1999-08-21) — The series focusing on the world of dance and choreography continues with an all-dance version of Shakespeare's surreal comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream, choreographed by George Ba
• E3: Suzanne Farrell – Elusive Muse (1999-08-22) — An intimate portrait of the American ballerina Suzanne Farrell that provides an insight into her professional and private lives, both of which involved the great choreographer Geor
• E4: Adventures in Motion Pictures' Swan Lake (1999-08-28) — The series continues with Matthew Bourne 's innovative interpretation of Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, in which an all-male cast of swans replaces the traditionally female corps de ball
• E5: In Between (1999-09-02) — Deborah Bull introduces three dance pieces – entitled Romance… with Footnotes, Raid and Palimpsest – by Shobana Jeyasingh, the British choreographer who founded her own dance com

Season 6

• E1: Steptext (2000-08-24) — The Royal Ballet perform William Forsythe's work to the strains of Bach's Chaconne in D minor for solo violin.
• E2: A Lifetime of Dance: Merce Cunnigham (2000-08-26) — Deborah Bull introduces a profile of the American choreographer and dancer, including an improvisation by Merce Cunnigham himself.
• E3: Four Seasons (2000-08-27) — Deborah Bull introduces a performance by the National Ballet of Canada. Choreographed by James Kudelka from Vivaldi's popular concerto, the ballet tells the story of a man's life f

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Summer Dance have? 6 season(s) with 35 episodes.

Where can I watch Summer Dance? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.