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I know the time is not the best for live telecast from London, but why the japs have it and singapore dun have it?
I want to see the real thing, but it is all sold out. So, i look for live telecast, but nothing in singapore. This is unfair.
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http://cinema.roh.org.uk/content/swan-lake-tue-23-oct#
Swan Lake (Tue 23 Oct)
SCREENINGS ARE UPDATED AND ADDED ON A DAILY BASIS, SO PLEASE CHECK BACK REGULARLY TO SEE IF YOUR LOCAL CINEMA IS SHOWING THIS PRODUCTION
The Royal Opera House’s 2012/13 live Cinema Season opens with Anthony Dowell’s production of Swan Lake, created for The Royal Ballet in 1987.
Surely the greatest of all Romantic ballets, Swan Lake is a perfect synthesis of choreography and music. Though Tchaikovsky did not live to see the work become a success, his first ballet score is now synonymous with ballet itself, inspiring generations of dancers and crossing over into popular culture.
From the earliest days of the Vic-Wells Ballet, Swan Lake has been one of The Royal Ballet’s signature works. In creating this production, Anthony Dowell aimed to return to an authentic version of the choreography created by the great Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov for the Mariinsky Theatre in 1895. Yolanda Sonnabend’s designs draw on the Russian Imperial Court of that period with an inspired blend of historical accuracy and gothic fantasy. The court scenes of Acts I and III have a dark glamour rooted in the opulent style of Carl Faberge, while the famous lakeside ‘white’ acts are rich with mist, shadow and moonlight.
I want to see the real thing, but it is all sold out. So, i look for live telecast, but nothing in singapore. This is unfair.
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http://cinema.roh.org.uk/content/swan-lake-tue-23-oct#
Swan Lake (Tue 23 Oct)
SCREENINGS ARE UPDATED AND ADDED ON A DAILY BASIS, SO PLEASE CHECK BACK REGULARLY TO SEE IF YOUR LOCAL CINEMA IS SHOWING THIS PRODUCTION
The Royal Opera House’s 2012/13 live Cinema Season opens with Anthony Dowell’s production of Swan Lake, created for The Royal Ballet in 1987.
Surely the greatest of all Romantic ballets, Swan Lake is a perfect synthesis of choreography and music. Though Tchaikovsky did not live to see the work become a success, his first ballet score is now synonymous with ballet itself, inspiring generations of dancers and crossing over into popular culture.
From the earliest days of the Vic-Wells Ballet, Swan Lake has been one of The Royal Ballet’s signature works. In creating this production, Anthony Dowell aimed to return to an authentic version of the choreography created by the great Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov for the Mariinsky Theatre in 1895. Yolanda Sonnabend’s designs draw on the Russian Imperial Court of that period with an inspired blend of historical accuracy and gothic fantasy. The court scenes of Acts I and III have a dark glamour rooted in the opulent style of Carl Faberge, while the famous lakeside ‘white’ acts are rich with mist, shadow and moonlight.
