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Avatar - The Last Airbender
Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert is a live orchestral touring production built around the musical score of the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005-2008). Nickelodeon created the show with an expanded arrangement of the original score composed by Emmy Award winner Jeremy Zuckerman, working alongside series creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko and original editor Jeff Adams.
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United Kingdom
- 5 oct.ManchesterBridgewater HallVoir les détails
- 6 oct.EdinburghUsher HallVoir les détails
- 8 oct.YorkYork BarbicanVoir les détails
- 9 oct.SheffieldSheffield City Hall Oval HallVoir les détails
- 10 oct.BirminghamSymphony HallVoir les détails
- 11 oct.LiverpoolLiverpool Philharmonic HallVoir les détails
- 13 oct.SwanseaSwansea Building Society ArenaVoir les détails
- 14 oct.BathBath ForumVoir les détails
- 15 oct.PortsmouthPortsmouth GuildhallVoir les détails
- 16 oct.BournemouthLighthouseVoir les détails
- 17 oct.LondonEventim ApolloVoir les détails
- 18 oct.BristolBristol BeaconVoir les détails
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À propos de Avatar - The Last Airbender
The production presents a live orchestral ensemble performing Zuckerman's score in sync with footage selected from the series' three seasons, projected on a large screen with the original dialogue and sound effects intact. Alongside standard Western orchestral instruments, the arrangement incorporates taiko drums and the erhu to reflect the series' Asian-influenced musical palette. Critics have praised the orchestra's performance and visual integration, though some reviews have noted audio-mixing issues.
The concert premiered in London in early 2024 before expanding into a run spanning North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Each performance runs roughly two and a half hours, including an intermission, and is staged as a single continuous recap of the storyline rather than a strict episode-by-episode retelling.
A later edition, billed as the 20th Anniversary Tour, marks two decades since the animated series' debut and adds newly arranged musical passages, extended pieces and exclusive footage not used in the production's original run.