Matthew Bourne
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Matthew Bourne
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Matthew Bourne reflects on how musical theatre and cinema shaped his career. From his East London roots and training at Trinity Laban to taking his first dance lesson at 21, he discusses his early collaborators and founding Adventures in Motion Pictures, the company that would evolve into today’s New Adventures.
Find out about his inspirations ranging from the Ballet Russes to Hitchcock films, and explore the process behind his breathtaking productions, including The Red Shoes, The Car Man and Swan Lake. In this conversation, he reflects on the importance of storytelling, music and performers in creating work that continues to captivate audiences around the world.
This episode is part of Choreographer Conversations, a series where Sadler’s Wells speaks to some of the most influential choreographers working in dance today to find out their inspirations and motivations.
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