An impeccable Giselle in Beijing

Von Catherine Sutherland, 08 Dezember 2015

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“incredibly touching, technically impressive and incredibly memorable.”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: National Centre for the Performing Arts: Opera House, Beijing, am 4 Dezember 2015

Giselle (Jean Coralli, Jules Perrot, Marius Petipa)

National Ballet of China

Ying Feng, Regie

Xun Gong, Bühnenbild

Songshan Yue, Kostüme

Wen Deng, Licht

Wang Qimin, Tanz

Ma Xiaodong, Tanz

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Catherine Sutherland

Catherine has recently moved to Beijing, where she writes, studies Chinese, and teaches English at a university. She has an avid interest in East and Southeast Asian performing arts and has also lived in Seoul, South Korea, and speaks Korean. Catherine is a graduate of Royal Holloway, University of London, worked as dance editor for Bachtrack for 6 months. You can read more on Catherine's Wordpress blog Catherine and the Lion

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