San Francisco Ballet at Sadler's Wells: A second night just as good as the first

Por Hanna Weibye, 21 septiembre 2012

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Crítica hecha desde Sadler's Wells Theatre, Londres el 15 septiembre 2012

Trio (Helgi Tomasson)

Ghosts (Christopher Wheeldon)

Guide to Strange Places (Ashley Page)

San Francisco Ballet

Vanessa Zahorian, Bailarín

Joan Boada, Bailarín

Sarah van Patten, Bailarín

Tiit Helmets, Bailarín

Vito Mazzeo, Bailarín

Maria Kochetkova, Bailarín

Yuan Yuan Tan, Bailarín

Damian Smith, Bailarín

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*****

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The Royal Ballet School deliver a promising mixed programme with some truly exceptional individual performances.

****1

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Terez Rose, 21st April

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The ballet’s second act, following Giselle’s death, is set in a spooky, mystical realm, precisely the kind of thing that so intrigued its 19th century audiences and made this ballet an instant classic.

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An exciting buzz generated for San Francisco's Nutcracker

Terez Rose, 8th December

This irresistible Nutcracker is a reliable delight in an increasingly unreliable world.

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Tomasson bows out from San Francisco Ballet with stirring Swan Lake

Terez Rose, 29th 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.