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Scottish Ballet

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Morgann Runacre-Temple

Jessica Wright

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Jeff James

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Bengt Gomér

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Sami Fendall

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Annemarie Woods

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Coppélia

Inverness

Wielka Brytania

Aberdeen

Glasgow

Edynburg

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Delfina Gago

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Scottish Ballet presents its most ambitious production yet – a jaw-dropping, contemporary rework of Coppélia that took the Edinburgh International Festival b...

Scottish Ballet: Coppélia - Scottish Tour Trailer

Coppélia is a jaw-dropping, contemporary rework of the much-loved original tale that took the 2022 Edinburgh International Festival by storm, wowing critics and audiences alike. 

What does it mean to be human in a world of artificial intelligence? 

This thrilling version of the ballet, which tells the story of Silicon Valley’s hottest new inventor Dr Coppélius and his latest AI creation ‘Coppélia’, is choreographed and directed by UK-based duo Morgann Runacre-Temple and Jessica Wright (known as Jess and Morgs), building on their previous award-winning film works for Scottish Ballet, Tremble and The Secret Theatre.

Expect Jess and Morgs’ trademark humour, with sharp, witty solos, beautiful pas de deux and exhilarating full ensemble scenes paired with cinematic live projections. The original Delibes score is reimagined as part of an extraordinary new composition by Mikael Karlsson and Michael P Atkinson, performed live with vigour by the Scottish Ballet Orchestra.

Breaking down the boundaries of dance, theatre and film, this pioneering adaptation warps audiences’ sense of reality, leaving them wondering what is real and what is artificial, as they are lured into Dr Coppelius’ world of robots and clones.

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Coppélia by Delibes, od (2022/2022), W reżyserii Morgann Runacre-Temple, Jessica Wright,

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