Royal Ballet: Cinderella at Echuca Paramount
Royal Ballet: Cinderella
Royal Ballet Founder Choreographer Frederick Ashton’s much-loved fairytale classic Cinderella celebrates its 75th anniversary this Season. The ballet’s opening night in 1948, featuring Moira Shearer and Michael Somes in the lead roles, was received rapturously.
After over a decade away from the Royal Opera House stage, Ashton’s timeless reworking of Charles Perrault’s famous rags-to-riches story returns, showcasing the choreographer’s deft musicality and the beauty of Prokofiev’s transcendent score. A creative team steeped in the magic of theatre, film, dance and opera (including Oscar & BAFTA-winning costume designer Alexandra Byrne) brings new atmosphere to Cinderella’s ethereal world of fairy godmothers and pumpkin carriages, handsome princes and finding true love.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a recording of a performance by the Royal Ballet at The Royal Opera House in London. It is not a live production.
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After over a decade away from the Royal Opera House stage, Ashton’s timeless reworking of Charles Perrault’s famous rags-to-riches story returns, showcasing the choreographer’s deft musicality and the beauty of Prokofiev’s transcendent score. A creative team steeped in the magic of theatre, film, dance and opera (including Oscar & BAFTA-winning costume designer Alexandra Byrne) brings new atmosphere to Cinderella’s ethereal world of fairy godmothers and pumpkin carriages, handsome princes and finding true love.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a recording of a performance by the Royal Ballet at The Royal Opera House in London. It is not a live production.
Royal Ballet Founder Choreographer Frederick Ashton’s much-loved fairytale classic Cinderella celebrates its 75th anniversary this Season. The ballet’s opening night in 1948, featuring Moira Shearer and Michael Somes in the lead roles, was received rapturously.
After over a decade away from the Royal Opera House stage, Ashton’s timeless reworking of Charles Perrault’s famous rags-to-riches story returns, showcasing the choreographer’s deft musicality and the beauty of Prokofiev’s transcendent score. A creative team steeped in the magic of theatre, film, dance and opera (including Oscar & BAFTA-winning costume designer Alexandra Byrne) brings new atmosphere to Cinderella’s ethereal world of fairy godmothers and pumpkin carriages, handsome princes and finding true love.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a recording of a performance by the Royal Ballet at The Royal Opera House in London. It is not a live production.
After over a decade away from the Royal Opera House stage, Ashton’s timeless reworking of Charles Perrault’s famous rags-to-riches story returns, showcasing the choreographer’s deft musicality and the beauty of Prokofiev’s transcendent score. A creative team steeped in the magic of theatre, film, dance and opera (including Oscar & BAFTA-winning costume designer Alexandra Byrne) brings new atmosphere to Cinderella’s ethereal world of fairy godmothers and pumpkin carriages, handsome princes and finding true love.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a recording of a performance by the Royal Ballet at The Royal Opera House in London. It is not a live production.
Royal Ballet: Cinderella
Royal Ballet Founder Choreographer Frederick Ashton’s much-loved fairytale classic Cinderella celebrates its 75th anniversary this Season. The ballet’s opening night in 1948, featuring Moira Shearer and Michael Somes in the lead roles, was received rapturously.
After over a decade away from the Royal Opera House stage, Ashton’s timeless reworking of Charles Perrault’s famous rags-to-riches story returns, showcasing the choreographer’s deft musicality and the beauty of Prokofiev’s transcendent score. A creative team steeped in the magic of theatre, film, dance and opera (including Oscar & BAFTA-winning costume designer Alexandra Byrne) brings new atmosphere to Cinderella’s ethereal world of fairy godmothers and pumpkin carriages, handsome princes and finding true love.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a recording of a performance by the Royal Ballet at The Royal Opera House in London. It is not a live production.