Akram Khan's "Giselle"

DVD

  • Titel: Akram Khan's "Giselle" / Akram Khan Choreographie ; Tamara Rojo ; James Streeter ; Jeffrey Cirio ; Stina Quagebeur ; Music Director: Gavin Sutherland ; Directed for the Screen by: Ross MacGibbon ; Composer: Adolphe Adam & Vincenzo Lamagna. Tamara Rojo (Giselle) ; James Streeter (Albrecht) ; Jeffrey Cirio (Hilarion) ; Stina Quagebeur (Myrtha, Queen of the Wills) ; Begoña Cao (Bathilde) ; Fabian Reimair (Landlord)
  • Person(en): MacGibbon, Ross [Regie] ; Adam, Adolphe [Komposition] ; Khan, Akram ; Lamagna, Vincenzo [Komposition] ; Rojo, Tamara ; Streeter, James ; Cirio, Jeffrey ; Quagebeur, Stina ; Sutherland, Gavin [Musikalische Leitung]
  • Organisation(en): English National Ballet Philharmonic [Instrumentalmusik] ; English National Ballet <London> [Tänzer*innen]
  • Produktion: Filmed at the Liverpool Empire Theatre, 28 October 2017
  • Originalsprache: Englisch
  • Umfang: 1 DVD-Video (97 min.) : Bild; 1,78:1. Ton: LPCM 2.0 + 1 Booklet (16 Seiten)
  • Erschienen: London : Opus Arte ; Royal Opera House Enterprises Ltd.., 2019
  • EAN, ISMN/Preis: 0809478012849 : EUR 32.99
  • Bestellnummer: OA 1284 D
  • FSK/USK: FSK ab 0
  • Anmerkungen: Enthält: Akram Khan's "Giselle" (Ballet in two acts) ; English National Ballet premiere Palace Theatre Manchester, 27 September 2016. Extras: The Creative Process ; The Characters of Akram Khan's "Giselle" ; Creating the Costumes for "Giselle" ; Interviews with Dramaturg Ruth Little, with Stina Quagebeur and James Streeter, and with Composer Vincenzo Lamagna
  • Signatur: MUSIK und TANZ > Tanz
  • mdv D 1 AKRA Ballett

Inhalt: Acclaimed dancer choreographer Akram Khan 'speaks tremendously of tremendous things' (Financial Times) and this new Giselle reimagines the classic narrative ballet for the 21st century. Giselle has become a former garment factory migrant worker. Albrecht, a member of the wealthy factory-owning class. An abandoned 'ghost factory' haunted my the memory of female migrant workers, many of them victims of industrial accidents, replaces the traditional glade of Act II. There, Giselle's desire to break the cycle of violence will lead her to reconciliation with Albrecht and his release from the retributive justice of the Wilis. (Opus Arte)