Max Richter and Wayne McGregor collaborate while the flood rages


Composer Max Richter is continuing to weave intricate sonic tapestries with the world of contemporary choreography, delivering a new body of work that explores the intersection of music, movement, and literature.

His latest ambitious project sees him collaborating once again with choreographer Wayne McGregor. This partnership is centered around a ballet deeply inspired by the powerful narrative of Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam trilogy, translating complex literary themes into evocative physical and musical experiences.

The resulting work is a captivating fusion, where Richter’s signature sound intertwines with McGregor’s dynamic vision, creating a performance that is both intellectually stimulating and emotionally resonant.

Beyond this major collaborative effort, Richter has also shared a new musical release with the public, featuring the lead single Now We Can Sing. This track further showcases his unique ability to craft melodies that linger in the memory long after the music has faded.

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