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Performer: Rudi van Dantzig

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Budapestvan Dantzig – van Schayk / Tchaikovsky: Swan Lake

Hungarian State Opera
Tschaikowsky: Schwanensee
Toer van Schayk; Rudi van Dantzig; Hungarian National Ballet; Hungarian National Ballet Institute; Péter Dobszay; David Coleman; Thomas Herzog

AmsterdamSwan Lake – Dutch National Ballet

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Tschaikowsky: Schwanensee
Marius Petipa; Lev Ivanov; Rudi van Dantzig; Dutch National Ballet; Fayçal Karoui; Toer van Schayk; Jan Hofstra

AmsterdamSwan Lake – Dutch National Ballet

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Tschaikowsky: Schwanensee
Marius Petipa; Lev Ivanov; Rudi van Dantzig; Dutch National Ballet; Fayçal Karoui; Toer van Schayk; Jan Hofstra
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Dutch National Ballet's Romeo and Juliet: self-assured

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While Rudi van Dantzig's production of Romeo and Juliet was buoyed by confident dancing and stylised acting, it falters somewhat under its own dramaturgy.
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Fall for Dance Program 4: eclectic but uneven at New York City Center

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A very diverse mixed bill for Fall for Dance showed some top notch dancing though it was not entirely successful choreographically.
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Dutch National Ballet is on solid ground with season opener Monument

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Dutch National Ballet's triple bill, Monument, is a statement on Dutch artistry and ideology. 
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Northern Ballet in Three Short Ballets: a compelling programme

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Northern Ballet's latest triple bill at the Linbury proves to be a magnificent vehicle for the company.
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Hungarian National Ballet's Swan Lake is long but rich in detail

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This expanded Swan Lake celebrated the return of an exceptional ballerina after a year's lay-off as well as displaying the depth of talent within the company.
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A Swan Lake of awe inspiring beauty in Amsterdam

This Swan Lake is a continued homage to classical female beauty and awe-inspiring dancing. The swans' collective mourning at Siegfried’s betrayal and its consequences are palpable.
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