Burberry, renowned for its celebration of British culture and heritage, has recently announced an exciting collaboration with The Royal Ballet. The brand’s Chief Creative Officer, Daniel Lee, will be joining forces with director and choreographer, Wayne McGregor, to design costumes for McGregor’s latest production. Scheduled to debut on June 9th at the Royal Opera House in London, this one-act work promises to be a spectacular showcase of talent and creativity.
Adding to the anticipation, the production will feature original music composed by Anna Thorvaldsdottir from Iceland. Additionally, the late Carmen Herrera, an influential Cuban-born American artist who passed away last year at the remarkable age of 106, will contribute her set design expertise to the collaboration.
Wayne McGregor expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership and praised Daniel Lee for his imaginative vision and passion for dance. McGregor believes that their collaboration will result in an innovative, emotionally moving, and exquisitely beautiful performance for The Royal Ballet audience.
Burberry, known for its commitment to modern Britishness, commends The Royal Ballet for its dedication to contemporary culture and creativity. This collaboration aligns with Burberry’s mission to embrace and promote the best of British art and design.
The upcoming production promises to be a truly unique experience, blending the talents of various artistic disciplines. With McGregor’s choreography, Lee’s costume design, Thorvaldsdottir’s music, and Herrera’s set design, audiences can expect something truly memorable.
This collaboration further solidifies Burberry’s connection to British heritage by showcasing the brand’s support of the country’s rich artistic and cultural legacy. By partnering with The Royal Ballet, Burberry demonstrates its commitment to championing British talent across different creative fields.
The world premiere of McGregor’s new production, featuring designs by Daniel Lee and set to the mesmerizing music of Anna Thorvaldsdottir, with set design by the late Carmen Herrera, is undoubtedly set to be a highlight of the cultural calendar this year. Audiences can eagerly anticipate a captivating and boundary-pushing performance that exemplifies the best of British artistic collaboration.
Useful links:
1. Burberry and The Royal Ballet Collaboration
2. Royal Opera House Production Details
