David Bintley was originally attracted to the sleeve cover of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra (PCO). After listening to the album Bintley decided to make a Ballet to the music. David Bintley (choreographer) happened to be reading a book about vanished species at the time of choreographing [the doomsday book of animals by David Day] which also helped to create his inspiration. An extract from this book about the Great Auk Penguin opens the ballet narrated by Jeremy Ions. Bintley picked 8 tracks from this album, keeping the order in which they appeared on the album.
Still Life at the Penguin Cafe is split into 7 separate sections Each sections is based around the common theme of endangered animals
Still Life at the Penguin Cafe was created in 1988.
Christopher Bruce is a choreographer. The set designer for 'Still Life' at the Penguin Cafe is Haydn Griffin. He also designed the costume.
David Bintley
Simon jeffes
it doesnt
Still Life at the Penguin Cafe was created in 1988.
Christopher Bruce is a choreographer. The set designer for 'Still Life' at the Penguin Cafe is Haydn Griffin. He also designed the costume.
David Bintley
Funny
Simon jeffes
it doesnt
no one
Christopher Bruce
1988
Simon Jeffes
ones with poo on!!
Christopher Bruce