Northern Ballet's 1984 Trailer (2015)

09 September 2015 84 mins

Winston Smith lives in a world of absolute conformity, his every action is scrutinized by Big Brother. But when Winston meets Julia, he dares to rebel by falling in love. Based on George Orwell’s masterpiece and choreographed by Jonathan Watkins, 1984 pushes the boundaries of contemporary ballet and won the dance award at the South Bank Sky Arts Awards in June 2016.

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Cast

Tobias Batley as Winston

Martha Leebolt as Julia

Javier Torres as O'Brien

Hironao Takahashi as Mr Charrington

Giuliano Contadini as Parsons

Kevin Poeung as Ampleforth

Ashley Dixon as Martin

Victoria Sibson as Lead Prole

Crew

Ross MacGibbon Director

Julei Anderson Costume Assistant

Alex Baranowski Sound

Steve Wilkinson Production Manager

Ruth Little Dramaturgy

Jonathan Watkins Choreographer

Chris Davey Lighting Design

Andrzej Goulding Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 09 September 2015

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