Jurgita Dronina & James Stout - Cinderella 2nd act Ball Pas de Deux

[@dayrebeca2515]

Sin comentarios..... Me super encanto

[@a.r.mproductions5616]

This is GORGEOUS

[@1968KWT]

This couple is superior to the one in the performance released on DVD 🎉

[@ukrainianballet_unofficial1344]

Very enjoyable performance. Beautiful costumes, too. Thanks for uploding.

[@leoswift6938]

INCREDIBLE

[@giuliorenzobighin8165]

MOLTO elanisti quelli che con un mio neologismo mi piace chiamare convoli della ballerina indotti dal partner .Sensazione di ricerca riuscita delle positure figurali anche motili e accordo duale sensibile.Molto bravi.Bighin GIULIO RENZO

[@BoEyreVlog]

대사하나 없이도 충분히 간지러운 사랑의 느낌을 너무나도 잘 표현한것같아요... 끄앙 ..!

[@fatimatanaka2065]

Maravilhoso

[@izabellaaquiino]

Adorável!!

[@adriennepender673]

She’s just lovely...

[@rodriguesraviliard]

Eu quero ser ela 😍

[@Larissa16016]

The clothing of the dancer seems the Nutcracker soldier! This coreography seems the ballet Manon.

[@stevie8763]

The HET Nutcracker Soldier has a black jacket and hat and a white jacket as the prince, nothing like a red one. There is no similarity with 'Manon' Choreography. 'Manon' has many angular and curved movements, typical of McMillan, where this is 'square on' right angled, classical in styles.

[@normamimosa5991]

Jurgita and James, beautiful dancers, but for me, the choreography just doesn't correlate with the fairy tale

[@drdancerlisa]

Terrific dancing by the lady. Excellent, skilled partnering by the man. Obviously very talented choreographer. Love the beautiful shapes and intertwining of the two of them. Dislikes: I find this choreography somewhat too busy. Need more moments of stillness and sustained growth of one movement. Just too many moves, sort of like poetry with too many syllables. The music is so intense. It needs to be balanced with some rests for the eye and emotions of the viewer. Also, the man doesn't get to dance enough. It's out of balance, as though he is there just to manipulate her. BOTH must be falling in love and rejoicing in dance, n'est pas? Also, I don't get the lady's make-up. Looks more suited to a mardi-gras dance than a royal ball. Lastly, although this is gorgeous choreography, I find the interpretation of it not quite suited to the role of Cinderella. There needs to be much more restraint around the male female attraction/sexuality. This is a virgin who has been locked up scrubbing floors in a castle and had precious little exposure to males of any kind, in all likelihood. There needs to be a nievte to her; she wouldn't be throwing herself at and around the prince this way. Beautiful dancing though and I do prefer this romantic styling for this score and story to the F. Ashton ultra-classical choreography... L.

[@Cahe64]

Well Cinderella already met the prince in this version. ;) He disguised himself as a beggar and appeared at her house. She was very shy in the beginning.

[@Psychic_Sylph]

Cahe64 I thought that was the opera version?

[@Cahe64]

Sofía Paredes I have never seen the opera, so I don't know. But I saw this ballet in Amsterdam.

[@Psychic_Sylph]

Cahe64 I see. I thought the beggar in this version was the fairy, that's all.

[@Cahe64]

There is no fairy in this ballet version. Although Cinderella has guardian angels.