
It's a Sin Dance Production: A Queer Eighties Journey
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Its a Sin TV series transformed into dance production by Rambert, with Russell T Davies, Pet Shop Boys, and Benoit Swan Pouffer involved. Mixing archive footage and contemporary dance, Roman GianArthurs music and Luke Halls Studios design bring the 80s queer life to the stage. Co-produced by Factory International, the show opens at Manchesters Aviva Studios and tours to Cardiff, Edinburgh, Luxembourg, and London, marking Ramberts centenary with a powerful revisit of the AIDS crisis history.
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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — It's a Sin Dance Production: A Queer Eighties Journey. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 19, Rambert is adapting the hit TV series It's A Sin into a new dance production. Russell T. Davies, who created the original show, is serving as executive producer alongside the pet shop boys, whose 1987 single, inspired the title, Benoit Swan-Pufre. Rambert's artistic director will direct and choreograph the piece. The production mixes archive footage with contemporary dance. Roman G. and Arthur is composing the music to evoke the glamour, defiance, and emotional depth of 1980's queer life. Luke Hall's studio handles the set and video design. The TV series track Young Gay Friends in London from 1981, capturing their joy and the terror of the AIDS crisis. It took home best new drama at the National Television Awards in 2021 and earned widespread praise for bringing that history to life. This show is co-produced by Factory International and opens at Manchester's new Aviva Studios, a 240 million pound venue.
It will then tour to Cardiff, Edinburgh, Luxembourg, and London. As Rambert marks its centenary, the team sees this as a thrilling way to revisit a vital story through movement, keeping its urgency alive for new audiences.
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