Bolshoi's Don Quixote a success!

Von Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn, 24 Juli 2014

Laden, bitte warten...

Veranstaltung anzeigen

“The appreciative applause was immediate and whole-hearted.”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Lincoln Center: David H Koch Theater, New York City, am 22 Juli 2014

Don Quixote (Alexander Fadeyechev)

Bolshoi Ballet

Pavel Klinichev, Musikalische Leitung

Sergei Barkhin, Bühnenbild

Bolshoi Theatre Orchestra

Bolshoi Ballet's La Bayadère in London

Margaret Willis, 3rd August

There can be no lovelier and mystical moment in classical ballet than the sight of 32 ethereal ‘Shades’ in a ribbon of white, slowly descending from a darkened mountain range, down a zigzag ramp to the stage.

****1

Acosta's Don Quixote for BRB: polished but not quite enough panache

Jonathan Gray, 23rd April

Carlos Acosta's Don Quixote for Birmingham Royal Ballet returned to Sadler's Wells with polished but low-key interpretations across the board.

***11

José Martínez unveils his latest Don Quichotte in Palermo

Vito Lentini, 29th March

José Martínez has envisioned a Don Quichotte that recalls the original 19th century choreography while also acknowledging some of the notable 20th century versions and it's splendid looking.

****1

Ballet Nights, The New Year’s Day Concert: a win on all fronts

Deborah Weiss, 1st January

Jamiel Devernay-Laurence’s winning formula for his Ballet Nights series has brought in new and old works, concert and dance, and continues to push the boundaries into 2026.

****1

Kumakawa's Don Quixote by K-Ballet Tokyo: a dazzling production

Naomi Mori, 26th September

Tetsuya Kumakawa's Don Quixote for K-Ballet Tokyo is a production that promises the audience much enjoyment, with thrilling lead dancers and excellent storytelling.

*****

Brno National Ballet's Don Quixote: refreshingly uncomplicated

Graham Watts, 25th April

Brno National Theatre Ballet give an authentic Don Quixote indelibly forged in Madrid, offering tremendous dancing in two separate casts.

****1

Weitere Kritiken...

Andrew Blackmore-Dobbyn

Andrew is currently a professional chef in New York City but he began life as a ballet dancer with the Hartford and Ohio Ballet companies. His writing also appears on the Huffington Post Blog and BroadwayWorld.com. His latest work, nominated for a James Beard Award, is “Return to the Rivers”, a Himalayan cookbook.

Despite Cracks in the Veneer, the Bolshoi’s Don Quixote is a success.