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Matthew Bourne and His Adventures in Dance is an intimate and in-depth conversation between the prize-winning pioneer of ballet and contemporary dance Matthew Bourne and the New York Times dance critic Alastair Macaulay.In 1987; a small; aspirant dance group with a striking name made its debut on the London fringe. In 1996; Adventures in Motion Pictures made history as the first modern dance company to open a production in Londons West End. From this achievement; AMP sailed triumphantly to Broadway - winning three Tony Awards - guided by Artistic Director Matthew Bourne.Even before the inception of AMP; Bourne was fascinated by theatre; by characterization; and by the history of dance. In his early works - Spitfire; Town Country and Deadly Serious - Bourne brought a novel approach to dance. And in his reworkings of the classics of the ballet canon - Nutcracker; Swan Lake; Cinderella - Bourne created witty; vivid; poignant productions that received great acclaim.In the first decade of the new millennium; the company name was changed to New Adventures; and Bournes classics; as well as Bournes new works - The Car Man; Play Without Words; Edward Scissorhands and Dorian Gray - achieved levels of box-office popularity that have seldom; if ever; been matched in dance. In addition; his choreography for various musicals - My Fair Lady; Mary Poppins and Oliver! - have run for years in the West End and on Broadway.The detail in which Bourne discusses his work with Alastair Macaulay is unprecedented. The two explore Bournes upbringing; his training and influences; and his distinctive creative methods. Bournes notebooks; his sources and his collaboration with dancers all form part of the discussion in this book.