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#1 Mme. Hermine

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Posted 30 September 2012 - 06:45 AM

Matthew Bourne does Sleeping Beauty:

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A new ballet from Matthew Bourne's New Adventures dance company. Taking composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky and choreographer Marius Petipa's 1890 ballet version of the fairy tale as its starting point, and subtitled "A Gothic Romance", Sleeping Beauty also begins in 1890 before hopping through time to the present day.


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Posted 05 October 2012 - 10:48 AM

A review of Pacific Northwest Ballet in "Cinderella" by Helene Kaplan for danceviewtimes.

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On opening night, Carla Korbes and Karel Cruz danced Cinderella and Prince, with Carrie Imler as the trio of protectors. As a pair Korbes and Cruz have a glowing warmth and simpatico. There is little traditional mime in "Cinderella" -- the Jester has most of it -- but there is plenty of physical characterization, at which Cruz excels. (Last season, when he danced in the foreboding central pas de deux in Lopez Ochoa's "Cylindrical Shadows" with his wife Lindsi Dec, it was heart-wrenching.) Korbes' dancing is intrinsically warm, with a creamy quality complemented by Carrie Imler's own, and when she eschews glamor, like in this role, she is a sunny presence. Her approach here was to be and to absorb, and she basked in Imler's regal softness towards her and in the Prince's love for her.




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