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One more european theater with VOD!

http://vod.teatrwielki.pl/en/

6 minutes ago, nanushka said:

Agreed, and I think it'd be nice if the New York companies started sharing any new performance content at this time, as so many other companies (especially abroad) have done. I'm sure they have their reasons for not doing so, but if there's ever a time to work past those, now is it. So far their offerings have been disappointingly meager. If they want to maintain public engagement and encourage financial support, I think it would be very wise of them to consider sharing more. Unfortunately, I doubt that will happen.

It looks that European companies are more generous during these hard times, as they share their performances freely and for everyone around the world!

12 hours ago, pherank said:

 

I'm sure you meant to say, "Streaming La Bayadère", not "Steaming La Bayadère". But I like the idea.  😉
Poached in white wine, please!

Thank you!

And here are many Opera performances!

https://operavision.eu/en/library/Óperas

2 hours ago, volcanohunter said:

No, not by a long shot. However, when Russia's Ministry of Culture told theaters to shut down, it also ordered them to post content online. That's why so much video is appearing.

Did they shut down? I never heard anything  like that!

And as far as I see they had performances till now! They shut down because of the coronavirus, as everything around the world!

And the videos are online because of this!

For the same reason there are so many other -mostly European- theaters stream their performances for free!

Do they have Opera and Ballet Theaters in every city in the country?

I found this one https://www.bashopera.ru/repertoire/ballet/

and this 

The Little Humpbacked Horse with and by Ivan Vasiliev!

There are much more information about this ballet in the russian language at the site!

" In 1982, a performance was recorded with the participation of the heroes of the premiere - Nureyev, Gilen Tesmar and Michael Denard. And in 1984, in the first season of his reign in the ballet of the Paris Opera, Nureyev "claimed" it in the repertoire of this illustrious troupe, where a number of other outstanding artists joined the leading roles. 
(And here are the dates and the cast of the performances at the Paris Opera Ballet.
https://www.memopera.fr/FicheSpect.cfm?SpeCode=MSL&SpeNum=1)

In 1986, Pierre Lacotte staged this ballet in Monte Carlo, and in 1994 - in the troupe he led, Nancy and Lorrain...
"Marco Spada" is only in the Bolshoi, which received exclusive rights to it for a period of seven years."

This Swan Lake was live in cinemas at 2015!

All the performances from Bolshoi have been broadcast in the past!

But it is good to have them back again for all those who haven't seen them before and for anyone who loves to see them again!

https://www.stuttgart-ballet.de/home/

https://mariinsky.tv/e

I hope they will stream more ballets the next days!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC2M-JzPyGXaFd2V6xH6lkg

They uploaded a performance of Giselle just few hours ago.

I don't know for how long it will remain live!

https://www.staatsoper.de/en/news/online-schedule-until-19-april.html

I saw Duato's La Bayandere on mezzo tv.

Nikiya-Angelina Vorontsova
Solor-Victor Lebedev
Gamzatti-Andrea Laššáková

Everything was great, the dancers, the costumes, the sets, the directing, the filming, but ...
I think Duato didn't offer anything that made the choreography better than it was.
I found it very supposedly and in some places pointless, as he removed elements and added others that didn't help tell the story and develop the characters.
I only liked the third act as the changes were fewer, and the dancers, as in the whole show, were very good.

5 minutes ago, FireDancer said:

I really don't see the Fakir as loving Nikiya in a non-platonic way. Does anyone else have any thoughts about this? 

I think Alexandrova said something like that when she danced Gamzatti at the Bolshoi on 2013. And as Gamzatti she didn't say that Nikiya must die but only that she will marry Solor anyway!

4 minutes ago, FireDancer said:

The Rajah and Gamzatti, absolutely.

The Brahmin, no, he tries to save her.

The Fakir, no, as he absolutely devoted to God and would never WANT a woman.

Solor, no, as he is in love with her but being made to marry Gamzatti and unable to disobey.

The Brahmin is devoted to God but he has strong feelings for Nikiya, so why not the fakir too?
And he  tries to save her because he hopes she would come to him!

Solor, looks like he fears Rajah more than he loves Nikiya, so maybe he wants to get rid of her. After all Gamzatti is beautiful and rich!
He wouldn't be the first nor the last person that betrays for money and power!

Well, this is the magic of art. We see the same performance but we have so different thoughts and feelings about it at the end.

12 minutes ago, FireDancer said:

I just watched the Bolshoi's. He does give it to her. That's too bad! It makes no sense. Unfortunately, the way it was filmed, I couldn't see the context, whether Magedaveya was made to give the basket by the Rajah etc...

It's WAY better when he sees the Rajah order Aya to do something and follows her to find out how to thwart it hence giving the antidote to the High Brahmin...

As I see the story, at the end everyone has reasons to want Nikiya's death.
The Rajah for his daughter, his daughter for Solor, Brahmin becauses she rejects him (his last hope is to save her, but she prefers to die), the fakir because he knows never could have a woman like her, and even Solor too, since he doesn't look too unhappy with this marriage!

43 minutes ago, FireDancer said:

I've not seen that... That wouldn't make any sense to the story... 

I think it makes a lot.

After all who could put a snake in a basket if not a fakir?
And even if he is not who gives the basket, he looks that he knows what is about!
At the Bolshoi the fakir gives the basket and then runs to Brahmin like he asks forgiveness.
At the Mariinsky follows the maiden and then returns and gives the antidote to Brahmin.

Anyway, if the fakir doesn't gives the antidote to Brahmin where did he find it or why did he carry one?

The fakir looks that he obeys everyone -Solor, Rajah, Brahmin!

In some performances the fakir gives the basket with the snake to Nikya and he also gives the antidote to Brahmin!

Performances  with happy end.

• 1957, Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, N. Fadeyechev, M. Plisetskaya, A. Messerer
• 1968, Swan Lake, Kirov Ballet, J. Markowsky, Y. Yevteyeva, K. Sergeev
• 1976, Swan Lake, Bolshoi, A. Bogadirev, M. Plisetskaya, Y. Grigorovitch
• 1983, Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, A. Bogadirev, N. Bessmertnova, Y. Grigorovitch
• 1986, Swan Lake, Kirov Ballet, K. Zaklinsky, G. Mezentzeva, K. Sergeev
• 1989, Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, Y. Vasyuchenko, A. Mikhalchenko, Y. Grigorovitch
• 1991, Swan Lake, Kirov Ballet, I. Zelensky, Y. Makhalina, K. Sergeev
• 1992, Swan Lake, S. Petersburg Ballet, A. Bogatiriev, L. Kunakowa, N. Pavloba, M. Petipa-Lev Ivanov
• 1992, Swan Lake, Perm Ballet, A. Fadeyechev, N. Ananiashvilli, M. Petipa-Lev Ivanov
• 1992, Swan Lake, POB, P. Dupond, M. C. Pietragalla, V. Bourmeister
• 1997, Swan Lake, Universal Ballet
• 2003, Swan Lake, Stanislavsky Ballet, D. Zababurin, T. Chernobrovkina, V. Bourmeister
• 2004, Swan Lake, Scala di Milano, R. Bolle, S. Zakharova, V. Bourmeister
• 2006, Swan Lake, S. Petersbourg Ballet, D. Akulinin, I. Kolesnikova,  K. Sergeev
• 2006, Swan Lake, Tokyo Ballet, J. Martinez, M. Ueno, M. Petipa-Lev Ivanov
• 2007, Swan Lake, Mariinsky Ballet, D. Korsuntsev, U. Lopatkina, M. Petipa-Lev Ivanov
• 2008, Swan Lake, SNG Maribor (Slovenia),  A. Bogov, Al. Ribic Laufer, V. Bitoinov
• 2009, Swan Lake, Zurich Ballet, Stanislas Jermakov, P. Semionova, H. Spoerli
• 2012, Swan Lake, Mikhailovsky Ballet, V. Lebedev, E. Borchenko, A. Messerer
• 2013, Swan Lake, Mariinsky Ballet, T. Askerov, E. Kondaurova, K. Sergeyev
   

And without happy end

• 1966, Swan Lake, Vienna Ballet, R. Nureyev, M. Fonteyn, R. Nureyev
• 1976, Swan Lake, ABT, I. Nagy, N. Makarova, D. Blair
• 1982, Swan Lake, ROH, A. Dowell, N. Makarova, F. Ashton, R. Nureyev
• 1988, Swan Lake, London Festival Ballet, P. Schaufuss, E. Hart, N. Makarova
• 1990, Swan Lake, Cullbert Ballet, Y. Auzeli, A. Laguna, Mats Ek
• 1993, Swan Lake, Berlin Ballet, J-L Massot, Chr. Camillo-K. Gdaniec, P. Schaufuss
• 1996, Swan Lake, Sadler's Wells, Adam Cooper, Scott Ambler, F. Ambler , M. Bourne
• 1997, Swan Lake, Berlin Opera Ballet, Oliver Matz, Steffi Scherzer, Patrice Bart
• 1999, Swan Lake, NYCB, D. Woetzel, M. Weese, P. Martins
• 2002, Swan Lake, Swedish Royal Ballet, Anders Nordstrom, Nathalie Nordquist,  P. Wright
• 2002, Swan Lake - Illusion like, Hamburg Ballet,  J. Bubenichek,  E. Loscavio-A. Polikarpova, J. Neumeier
• 2002, Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, E. Ivanchenko, A. Volochkova, Y. Grigorovich
• 2003, Swan Lake, Moscow Classical Ballet, Ivan Korneev, E. Beresina-N. Burak, Kasatkina-Vasiliov
• 2003 , Swan Lake, K-Ballet, T. Kumakawa, V. Durante, M. Perego, T. Kumakawa
• 2004, Swan Lake, Hanover Ballet, , , Stephan Thoss
• 2005, Swan Lake, ABT, A. Corella, G. Murphy,  K. McKenzie
• 2005, Swan Lake, Moscow Classical Ballet, Nikolay Chevychelov, Marina Rzhannikova, Kasatkina-Vasiliov
• 2006, Swan Lake, Australian Ballet, R. Curran, M. Eastoe, D. Rowe, Gr. Murphy
• 2006, Swan Lake, POB, J. Martinez, A. Letestu, R. Nureyev
• 2009, Swan Lake, ROH, Th. Soares, M. Nunez, M. Petipa-Lev Ivanov
• 2010, Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, A. Skvortsov, M. Alexandrova, Y. Grigorovich
• 2011, Swan Lake, Sadler's Wells,  R. Winsor-D. North,  , M. Bourne
• 2012, Swan Lake, ROH, N. Kish, Z. Yanowsky, D. Bintley
• 2013, Swan Lake – Le Lac, Les Ballets de Monte-Carlo, St. Bourgond, An. Behrend-Ap. Ball, J-Ch Maillot
• 2013, Swan Lake reloaded, Fr. Rydman
• 2014, Swan Lake, Norwegian Ballet, Al. Ekman
• 2014, Swan Lake, Vienna Ballet, Vl. Shishov, O. Esina, R. Nureyev
• 2015, Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, D. Rodkin, S. Zakharova, Y. Grigorovich
• 2015, Swan Lake, ROH, M. Golding, N. Osipova, D. Bintley
• 2015, Swan Lake, Hungarian Ballet, I. Kekalo, Sh. Nakamura, Rudi van Dantzig
• 2015, Swan Lake, Danish Royal Ballet, Al. Lendorf, J’aime Crandall, N. Hubbe-S. Schandorff
• 2016, Swan Lake, Universal Ballet, O. Vinogradov
• 2016, Swan Lake, POB, M. Ganio, A. Albisson, R. Nureyev
• 2017, Swan Lake, Georgian Ballet, V. Akhmeteli, N. Ananiashvili, A. Fadeechev
• 2018, Swan Lake, ROH, V. Muntagirov, M. Nunez, L. Scarlett
• 2018, Swan Lake, Dusseldorf Ballet, M. Schlapher
• 2019, Swan Lake, POB, G. Louvet, L. Baulac, R. Nureyev
   

There are many other performances but I listed only those that have been released on vhs/dvd/BD or broadcast on tv/cinema.

If I missed any, please let me know.

You can watch the Gala on youtube

Swan Lake-Black PDD
E. Kondaurova-A. Ermakov (Mariinsky Ballet)

Meditation from Thais
N. Ananiashvili-M. Gomes

Coppelia PDD
Hikaru Kobayashi-Federico Bonelli (Royal Ballet)

Outono
Patrticia Henriques-Miguel Ramalho (Portugal)

Le Corsaire-Pas d' esclave
Nutsa Chekurashvili-Yonen Takano (Georgia Ballet)

Dying Swan
Nina Ananiashvili

Don Quixote PDD
Maria Alexandrova-Mikhail Lobukhin (Bolshoi Ballet)

6 minutes ago, grey said:

And 

Flight Pattern (Pite) / Within the Golden Hour (Wheeldon) / New work (Cherkaoui) – 16 May 2019

Thank you again.

I think the list now is complete.

6 hours ago, grey said:

For the first cinema season, the Royal Ballet showcased their heritage: the 19th-century classics, MacMillan and Ashton - The Sleeping Beauty, Romeo and Juliet and La Fille mal gardée, as you have on your list.

36 minutes ago, volcanohunter said:

The first fillm of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was not live, but it should be said that I was watching pre-recorded performances from the Royal Ballet at the cinema as early as 2006. In some cases these were significantly older films, such as Sylvia with an already retired Bussell, or Fille with Nunez and Acosta. But in other cases, such as Sleeping Beauty and Giselle with Cojocaru, they were shown in cinemas before being issued on DVD. Also, the Royal Opera House has a long-standing practice of broadcasting summertime performances to outdoor screens throughout the UK, which is not exactly the same thing, but something similar.

Thank you both of you.

I edit the list and I left only the live performances from the first cinema season (2011/2012) till today.

Season 2011/2012
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/cinema-season-201112-launched

The Sleeping Beauty-ROH-15.12.2011-L. Cuthbertson-S. Polunin
Romeo and Juliet-ROH-22.03.2012-L. Cuthbertson-F. Bonelli
La Fille mal gardée-ROH-16.05.2012-R. Marquez-St. McRae

Season 2012/2013
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/cinema-season-201213-announced

Swan Lake-ROH-23.10.2012-Z. Yanowsky-N. Kish-1080p
The Nutcracker-ROH-13.12.2012-St. McRae-R. Marquez-L. Morera-chor. P. Wright
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland-ROH-28.03.2013-Sarah Lamb-Federico Bonelli

Season 2013/2014
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/roh-live-cinema-season-201314-tickets-on-sale

Don Quixote-ROH-16.10.2013-M. Nunez-C. Acosta-chor. C. Acosta
The Nutcracker-ROH-12.12.2013-L. Morera-F. Bonelli
Giselle-ROH-27.01.2014-N. Osipova-C. Acosta
The Sleeping Beauty-ROH-19.03.2014-S. Lamb-St. McRae
The Winter's Tale-ROH-28.04.2014-L. Cuthbertson-E. Watson-S. Lamb-St. McRae-Z. Yanowsky-F. Bonelli

Season 2014/2015
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/royal-opera-house-live-cinema-season-201415

Manon-ROH-16.10.2014-Nunez-Bonelli
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland-ROH-16.12.2014-S. Lamb-F. Bonelli
Swan Lake-ROH-17.03.2015-N. Osipova-M. Golding
La Fille mal gardee-ROH-05.05.2015-N. Osipova-St. McRae

Season 2015/2016
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/royal-opera-house-live-cinema-season-201516

Romeo and Juliet-ROH-22.09.2015-S. Lamb-St. McRae
Viscera-Afternoon of a Faun-Tchaikovsky PDD-Carmen-ROH-12.11.2015-Mixed Bill
The Nutcracker-ROH-16.12.2015-L. Cuthbertson-N. Kish-Fr. Hayward-A. Campbell
Rhapsody-The 2 Pigeons-ROH-26.01.2016-N. Osipova-St. McRae-L. Cuthbertson-V. Muntagirov
Giselle-ROH-06.04.2016-M. Nunez-V. Muntagirov
Frankestein-ROH-18.05.2016-F. Bonelli-L. Morera-St. McRae

Season 2016/2017
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/royal-opera-house-live-cinema-season-201617

Anastasia-ROH-02.11.2016-N. Osipova
The Nutcracker-ROH-08.12.2016-L. Cuthbertson-F. Bonelli 
Woolf Works-ROH-08.02.2017-A. Ferri-F. Bonelli
The Sleeping Beauty-ROH-28.02.2017-M. Nunez-V. Muntagirov
Jewels-ROH-11.04.2017-M. Nunez-Th. Soares-S. Lamb-St. McRae
The Dream-Symphonic Variations-Marguerite and Armand-ROH-07.06.2017

Season 2017/2018
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/royal-opera-house-live-cinema-season-201718

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland ROH-23.10.2017-L. Cuthbertson-F. Bonelli
The Nutcracker-ROH-05.12.2017-S. Lamb-St. McRae
The Winter's tale-ROH-28.02.2018-R. Hirano-L. Cuthbertson-S. Lamb-V. Muntagirov-L. Morera-M. Ball
Bernstein Centenary triple bill-27.03.2018-Yugen (W McGregor)-The Age of Anxiety  (L Scarlett)-Corybantic Games  (C Wheeldon)  Manon-ROH-03.05.2018-S. Lamb-V. Muntagirov
Swan Lake-ROH-12.06.2018-M. Nunez-V. Muntagirov

Season 2018/2019
https://www.roh.org.uk/news/royal-opera-house-2018-19-season-announced

Mayerling-ROH-15.10.2018 -St. McRae-S. Lamb
La Bayadere-ROH-13.11.2018-N. Osipova-V. Mugadirov-M. Nunez
The Nutcracker-ROH-03.12.2018-M. Nunez-V. Muntagirov
Don Quixote-ROH-19.02.2019-Chor. C. Acosta-A. Takada-A. Campbell
Flight Pattern (Pite) / Within the Golden Hour (Wheeldon) / New work (Cherkaoui)-ROH-16.05.2019
Romeo and Juliet-ROH-11.06.2019-Y. Naghdi-M. Ball