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Feature-length adaptation of Sir Kenneth MacMillan’s version of the Prokofiev ballet starring William Bracewell as Romeo, Francesca Hayward as Juliet with members of The Royal Ballet. Shakespeare’s story...
In an alternative present, England is ruled by a military dictator, King Lear (Anthony Hopkins). In deciding upon his successor, Lear makes the mistake of being swayed by the flattery of his perspective...
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is performed as a ballet which combines the classical choreography of Kenneth MacMillan with Prokofiev’s reknown music.
Prokofiev’s ballet with choreography by Kenneth MacMillan performed by the Royal Ballet with Federico Bonelli and Lauren Cuthbertson in the title roles. The Orchestra of the Royal Ballet is conducted by...
The Royal Ballet in Kenneth MacMillan’s Romeo and Juliet presented from Covent Garden with Carlos Acosta and Tamara Rojo dancing the title roles. Mikhail Agrest conducts the Royal Opera House orchestra.
Video recording of Declan Donnellan’s 2007 production of Cymbeline for Cheek by Jowl with David Collings in the title role and Jodie McNee as Imogen.
Four-part television fly-on-the-wall documentary series which follows the collaboration between Birmingham Royal Ballet and Youth at Risk, which specialises in the care and rehabilitation of disadvantaged...
Staged in honour of Rudolf Nureyev on the tenth anniversary of his death. Introduced by Makhar Vaziev, director of the Maryinsky Theatre. Ballet excerpts are performed by dancers from the Kirov Ballet, Paris...
A panel discussion about the the relationship between acting and dancing, interspersed with performances of excerpts from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet and related excerpts from Kenneth MacMillan’s...
Educational television series on classical ballets created and hosted by Frank Augustyn. Using Kenneth MacMillan’s ballet adaptation of Romeo and Juliet as an example, Frank Augustyn and other dancers...
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