Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones

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Dance Show From 28 August 2007, closed 8 September 2007

Apollo Theatre Shaftesbury Avenue, London

The Rolling Stones Dance Show Satisfaction in London!

The idea behind Satisfaction is simple: take the music of the greatest rock band of all time, The Rolling Stones; blend with the extraordinary energy and genius of the legendary Danish choreographer Peter Schaufuss and his dance company, and stage it in one of the West End's most charming and intimate theatres: the Apollo Theatre in Shaftesbury Avenue.

The show Satisfaction in London promises to be a thrilling dance show set to the brilliant singles of the Rolling Stone's first raw outpourings of creativity: each track heralds a different dance and tells its own story.

One of the most sensational dance events ever to hit the West End...
A show for everyone, 'Satisfaction' guaranteed!

The choreographer of Satisfaction, Peter Schaufuss says: "Twenty-four of the Rolling Stones' hits and the twenty-five dancers in Satisfaction together make for a vibrant and fascinating multimedia experience of dance, music and light which capture the audience."

Under My Thumb... Play with Fire... Get Off My Cloud... Down the Road-a-Piece... Sympathy for the Devil... Time Is On My Side... As Time Goes By... Ruby Tuesday... You Can't Always Get What You Want... Paint It Black... Wild Horses... Angie... Sweet Black Angel... She's a Rainbow... Red Rooster... The Lantern... Pain in My Heart... The Worst... Mona... Streets of Love... This Place is Empty... Laugh, I Nearly Died... Like a Rolling Stone... (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

Peter Schaufuss is one of the world's greatest choreographers and dancers. He graduated from the Royal Danish Ballet School, was a Director of the English National Ballet, and has held numerous artistic directorships all over the world. He founded his company just a decade ago in 1997, since when awards and praise have never ceased to envelop him and the 17 productions he's been responsible for. His dance exploration of the tragic life of Diana, Princess of Wales made the headlines two years ago, its delicate, sensitive artistry silencing criticism, and waking the British public up to the talent of its creator.