The supernatural story of love, betrayal and death can be seen in three wildly different versions in the UK this autumn There's something special about Giselle. Ever since its gas-lit premiere in 1841 at the Paris Opera, audiences have thrilled to the spectral sights and emotional heights of this romantic ballet. Dancers still covet the so-called Hamlet of ballerina roles " that of a lovestruck peasant girl who goes…
SOURCE: The Guardian at 02:06PM on September 23, 2019