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Bizet, Shchedrin. Carmen. Cullberg Ballet DVD
Tchaikovsky. The Sleeping Beauty. Durante, Solymosi, Dowell. Royal Ballet DVD
Prokofiev Peter and the Wolf. Royal Ballet School DVD
American Ballet Theatre at the Met - Mixed Bill DVD
Le Corsaire. American Ballet Theatre DVD
Tchaikovsky. The Sleeping Beauty. Kirov Ballet DVD
Adam. Giselle, La Scala DVD
Lar Lubovitch's Othello. San Francisco Ballet DVD
Tchaikovsky. Swan Lake. Mezentseva, Zaklinsky, Kirov Ballet DVD
Prokofiev. Cinderella. Sibley, Dowell. Royal Ballet DVD
Kirov Classics DVD
Ravel. L'Enfant et les Sortilèges. Netherlands Dance Theater DVD
The Parsons Dance Company DVD
Kenneth MacMillan's Mayerling. Mukhamedov, Durante, Collier. Royal Ballet DVD
Nureyev's Don Quixote. Lanchbery, Nureyev, Helpmann, Aldous. Australian Ballet DVD
The Swan Lake DVD
Essential Ballet Stars of Russian Ballet DVD
An Evening with the Royal Ballet. Nureyev, Fonteyn DVD
Tchaikovsky. The Nutcracker. Maximova, Vasiliev, Bolshoi DVD Live from the Bolshoi Theatre. This 1978 remake is a truly spellbinding version of this Christmas classic. Tchaikovsky's beloved melodies combine with superb dancing to create pure delight. Starring Yekaterina Maximova, Vladimir Vasiliev, Victor Levashev, and Sergei Radchenko.
Return of the Firebird DVD Stravinsky, Rimsky-Korsakov. Firebird. Petrushka. Scheherazade.
Suzanne Farrell - Elusive Muse DVD Romantic triangles. Unconsummated passion. Jealousy. Revenge. Just another day offstage at the New York City Ballet for ballerina Suzanne Farrell and her mentor, legendary choreographer George Balanchine. Elusive Muse traces the development of Farrell into an extraordinary performer while trying to define her passionate professional and personal relationship with "Mr. B." (Farrell says dancing with Balanchine was "more passionate, more loving" than a sexual relationship would have been.) Relying heavily on interviews with Farrell and her longtime dance partner, Jacques d'Amboise
Prokofiev. Romeo and Juliet. Nagano. Lyon Opera Ballet DVD Angelin Preljocaj's startling new choreography of Shakespeare's tragic star-crossed lovers, set to Sergei Prokofiev's powerful score, is performed by the Lyon Opera Ballet, widely acclaimed for their stylish and innovative productions. Preljocaj sees the story as a class struggle between Romeo and Juliet with love as the power that can overthrow the established order's oppression. Reflecting the director's vision, designer Enki Bilal has magnificently created a stage world reflecting a communist sterility. The contrast between the ballet's cold environment and the lovers' heated encounters is beautifully realized in supple and imaginative duets danced by Pascale Doye and Nicolas Dufloux.
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