
The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance
Les sept péchés capitaux Par la compagnie Gauthier Dance
Synopsis
In Stuttgart, the Gauthier Dance company explores the seven deadly sins in a performance structured like an ‘exquisite corpse’, created by seven different choreographers.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Andreas Morell
- Original Score
- Alexandre Dai Castaing
- Original Title
- Les sept péchés capitaux Par la compagnie Gauthier Dance
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Andreas Morell
Alexandre Dai Castaing
Department Leadership Roster
Andreas Morell
Director
Alexandre Dai Castaing
Original Music Composer
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance
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What is The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance about?
In Stuttgart, the Gauthier Dance company explores the seven deadly sins in a performance structured like an ‘exquisite corpse’, created by seven different choreographers.
Who directed The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance?
The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance was directed by Andreas Morell.
Who stars in The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance?
The principal cast of The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance includes Gauthier Dance, Dance Company Theaterhaus Stuttgart, Alice Duport-Percier, Christian Kleiner.
When was The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance released and how long is it?
The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance was released in 2022 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.
Who composed the musical score for The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance?
The original motion picture soundtrack for The Seven Deadly Sins By Gauthier Dance was composed by Alexandre Dai Castaing.
