Search results
A short extract from August Bournonville's La Sylphide, with Jurgita Dronina in the title role and Isaac Hernández as James, and also featuring Precious Adam...
- 3 min
- 39.3K
- English National Ballet
Dancing with a magic touch... La Sylphide is one of the jewels of Romantic ballet. Watch it on Ballet on Demand:...
National Tour. 2 hours 50 minutes including 2 intervals. #ENBSong #ENBSylphide. MacMillan's masterpiece and a beloved classic, performed for the first time. English National Ballet presents a double bill featuring Kenneth MacMillan’s masterpiece. , MacMillan brings music, poetry and choreography together to capture the fragility of life, and ...
La Sylphide • 1h 7m. 4 comments. One of the jewels of Romantic ballet. On the morning of his wedding to his sweet fiancée Effy, James awakens from a dream to see a mysterious and tantalising Sylphide before him. His obsession with her sets off a fateful sequence of events where joy turns to sorrow, love to betrayal and infatuation to tragedy.
Oct 25, 2017 · Song of the Earth, La Sylphide. ★★★★ . Manchester, Palace Theatre. 11 October 2017. www.ballet.org.uk. Artistically, it was a low risk start to the English National Ballet’s touring season, presenting two classic ballets, created with more than a century between them, and with a combined performance history of almost 250 years.
Ballet on demand. On the morning of his wedding to his sweet fiancée Effy, James awakens from a dream to see a mysterious and tantalising Sylphide before him. His obsession with her sets off a fateful sequence of events where joy turns to sorrow, love to betrayal and infatuation to tragedy. is one of the jewels of Romantic ballet.
People also ask
Who plays La Sylphide?
What happens in La Sylphide?
Is La Sylphide a romantic ballet?
What is La Sylphid E?
What happens when the Sylphide returns?
How does James find the Sylphide?
Sep 30, 2017 · Art Direction and Design: Charlotte Wilkinson Studio. On Wednesday 1 July 2020, we’re showing La Sylphid e, a recreation of August Bournonville’s version by Frank Andersen and Eva Kloborg. Bournonville’s production is actually an adaptation of an 1832 French ballet by Filippo Taglioni, which signalled the dawn of a new, Romantic era of ...
