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LA NACION Giselle siempre revive: 180 años de amor, traición y perdón con la gran joya del ballet romántico Desde su estreno en la Ópera de París en 1841, con éxito inmediato, la obra se difundió en todo el mundo; continúa escribiendo su historia en versiones clásicas y contemporáneas 4 de julio de 2021 00:13 Editora Jefe de Cultura Giselle , un drama que se baila en todo el mundo: dos bailarines extraordinarios, Natalia Osipova y David Hallberg, con el American Ballet Theatre en Nueva York, el 15 de mayo de 2018ANDREA MOHIN - NYTNS Vive en una aldea lejana de Alemania, ama bailar, pero a pesar de su juventud la enfermedad le impone un límite. No es por su desobediencia ni por la danza que se quiebra el corazón. La campesina muere por amor cuando descubre que el duque Albrecht la ha engañado tras deshojar la margarita camuflándose en la piel de un hombre de su clase. Traspasará el umbral de la locura y renacerá en espíritu, con una ge ....
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Montgomery Ballet brings 'Masks We Wear' to Pike Road tonight montgomeryadvertiser.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from montgomeryadvertiser.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Milwaukee Ballet Stays on âPointeâ for Live/Virtual Dance Concert Photo Credit: Nathaniel Davauer It was wrenching to hear live applause as I watched Milwaukee Balletâs new concert, âTo the Pointe,â on my home TV screen. âWeâre in the health business,â artistic director Michael Pink told me recently and the city health inspectors agreed. Fifty people were permitted at each performance last week in the companyâs intimate Third Ward studio. I promised myself Iâd be there next time. On Demand viewing has this consolation, though: I can enjoy the show repeatedly for three days. The dancers look better than ever, which is saying a lot. Not only have they mastered the demands of this concertâs classical style, they seem to have grown as artists. Maybe thatâs because theyâve grappled with so much to make this. Or maybe itâs just that Iâve missed them so much. ....