The Sleeping Beauty is perhaps the Ugly Duckling of Tchaikovsky’s three ballets. It was the second in the trilogy, completed in 1889, but has neither the dramatic thrust of Swan Lake nor the calorific sugar-coated charm of The Nutcracker in terms of popular appeal.
Deux ans après son époustouflant Sonoma, Marcos Morau revient avec La Belle au bois dormant, une interprétation singulière du conte, dansée par le Ballet de l’Opéra de Lyon.
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