2005-01-10 17:05:47.656027+01 by petronius 1 comments
In an intriquing cross-cultural fusion, the Telegraph of London reports that the Institute of Physics has commissioned a ballet to commemmorate the centenary of Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Called Constant Velocity, it will premiere this May at the famous Sadler Wells theater. An even more interesting fusion may be the combination of this austere concept with the schmaltzy music of operetta composer Franz Lehar.
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#Comment Re: made: 2005-01-10 18:10:39.597956+01 by: Diane Reese
Very cool! I'm guessing a "double bill" (more like a "full weekend") with Einstein on the Beach would be even more amazing, although not likely in the cards...
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