English National Ballet shows its strengths in a triple bill inspired by Rudolf Nureyev

Von Hanna Weibye, 29 Juli 2013

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Rezensierte Veranstaltung: The London Coliseum, London, am 25 Juli 2013

Petruschka (Mikhail Fokine)

Song of a Wayfarer (Maurice Béjart)

Raymonda (Act III) (Marius Petipa)

English National Ballet

Fabian Reimair, Tanz

Nancy Osbaldeston, Tanz

Shevelle Dynott, Tanz

Vadim Muntagirov, Tanz

Esteban Berlanga, Tanz

Daria Klimentová, Tanz

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Mit drei Uraufführungen zeigt dieser Abend, dass die Herausforderung zu Reaktionen zwingt und Neues hervorbringen kann.

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Mark Pullinger, 6th May

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Naomi Mori, 15th March

While National Ballet of Japan’s latest triple bill presents many challenges, one hopes these valuable masterpieces will be revived, enabling the company to develop its virtuosity and artistry.

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Deborah Weiss, 29th September

Ballet Nights offers a wonderful variety of dancing and genres. Whatever your preference, there are quality performances to enjoy.

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Graham Watts, 25th April

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Hanna Weibye

Hanna is a historian at King's College, Cambridge. She is currently completing a biography of Friedrich Ludwig Jahn, the inventor of German gymnastics ('Turnen'). She has produced, danced in and choreographed for ballet and contemporary shows in Cambridge. Follow her on twitter @hweibye.