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Christopher Bruce
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Christopher Bruce was born on 3 October 1945 in Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK. He is a director and actor, known for
Cruel Garden (1982)
,
Salomé (1986)
and
The Hot Shoe Show (1983)
.
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Awards
1 nomination total
Known for
Cruel Garden
7.4
TV Movie
Choreography
1982
Salomé
5.8
Choreography
1986
The Hot Shoe Show
6.8
TV Series
Choreography
1984 • 3 eps
An Evening with the Rambert Dance Company: Three Modern Pieces Danced by
TV Special
Choreography
1994
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Choreography
Previous
5
An Evening with the Rambert Dance Company: Three Modern Pieces Danced by
TV Special
choreographer
1994
Salomé
5.8
choreographer
1986
The Hot Shoe Show
6.8
TV Series
guest choreographer
1984
3 episodes
Cruel Garden
7.4
TV Movie
choreographer
1982
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
6.9
TV Movie
choreographer
1972
Director
Previous
1
Cruel Garden
7.4
TV Movie
stage director
1982
Actor
Previous
1
Cruel Garden
7.4
TV Movie
The Poet
1982
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Born
October 3
,
1945
Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK
Other works
He choreographed "Part Two" in
Andrew Lloyd Webber
's musical, "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat", in an Young Vic Production at the Albery Theatre in London, England with
Peter Reeves
,
Alex McAvoy
(played "Jacob"),
Gary Bond
(played "Joseph"),
Joan Heal
,
Paul Brooke
,
Sam Cox
,
Ian Trigger
,
Peter Blake
,
Gordon Waller
(played "Pharoah"), and Kevin Williams in the cast.
Frank Dunlop
was the director.
Ray Galton
and
Alan Simpson
wrote the dialogue for "Jacob's Journey".
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