Christian Spuck’s new Sleeping Beauty runs into overdrive in Zurich

Von Sarah Batschelet, 12 Oktober 2020

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“as the innocent Aurora, Michelle Willems danced the youthful princess with aplomb”

Rezensierte Veranstaltung: Opernhaus, Zürich, am 10 Oktober 2020

The Sleeping Beauty (Christian Spuck)

Ballett Zürich

Robertas Šervenikas, Musikalische Leitung

Rufus Didwiszus, Bühnenbild

Buki Shiff, Kostüme

Martin Gebhardt, Licht

Ballett Zürich Junior Company

Orchester der Oper Zürich

Michelle Willems, Tanz

William Moore, Tanz

Esteban Berlanga, Tanz

Jan Casier, Tanz

Woher – Wohin? NEW/WORKS am Stuttgarter Ballett

Rainer Zerbst, 19th June

Das Stuttgarter Ballett zeigt mit NEW/WORKS einen beeindruckenden Abend neuer Werke.

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Völlig eingetaucht: Spucks düsterer Holländer in Berlin

Zenaida des Aubris, 7th May

Eriks Hoffnung auf eine glückliche Liebesgeschichte in Christian Spucks Neuproduktion von Der fliegende Holländer an der Deutschen Oper Berlin.

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Strings: Spuck, Forsythe & Clug in Zürich

Sarah Batschelet, 17th January

Strings, ein spannendes neues Programm in Zürich, zeigt Werke dreier renommierter Choreographen und die Demokratisierung des Balletts.

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Spuck delivers compelling drama in Staatsballett's season opener

Vikki Jane Vile, 24th October

Newly appointed Director of Staatsballett Berlin, Christian Spuck makes his mark with this season opener, a world premiere of Bovary, a ballet based on Gustave Flaubert’s classic novel of 1856.

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Glitter, fun, surprises: Norwegian National Ballet's Beauty sparkles

Deborah Weiss, 3rd June

Closer to Matthew Bourne than Marius Petipa, Christian Spuck's Sleeping Beauty is full of invention, captivating the audience in numerous, unexpected ways.

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Christian Spuck’s acclaimed Verdi Requiem wows the Adelaide Festival

Brian Angus, 9th March

An exciting festival event spectacularly highlights a great blend of European and Australian talent.

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Sarah Batschelet

Sarah Batschlelet, long based in Switzerland, took a degree in Art History from Smith College, Northampton, Massachuetts, and lives as a freelance writer and editor near Zurich.