Manon bedroom pdd - Aurélie Dupont, Roberto Bolle

[@bringiton5282]

Massive fan of Aurélie. They work so well together. Amazing chemistry. It's an acting couple and she's a superb actress ❤

[@Hans6789-j9t]

Omg the way she chainned around his back … never seen so brilliant

[@alainspiteri502]

J have never seen Bolle live but j think he is not only a Great dancer but also the best partner in the world for a Star and it's very rare to .be both .

[@gyorgytibrea4076]

Gyönyörű zene, elöadás. Gratulálok a Tisztelt balettmüvészeknek. Nagyszerű

[@EmilyWash]

Their smiles are so genuine this is just superb

[@MrQbenDanny]

Viva! Sultry, salty Aurelie who feels everything she dances with handsome, powerful Lambhorgini Bolle, perfect. Bravissimo both!

[@derekheskellderek6037]

Wonderful articulation of the Manon Bedroom PPD. Roberto and Aurelie own this piece. Superb.

[@marthajane6617]

Derek you're right Aurelie is perfection and their chemistry is electric, this is the best manon i've ever seen. Bravo

[@fiona_devos]

3:08 Absolutely exquisite ❤

[@antonietasousa4099]

2 dos grandes bailarinos.

[@Hans6789-j9t]

Just breathtakingly beautiful

[@giuliorenzobighin8165]

Sintonico balletto con ottima enfatizzazione commediale al fine dell'esecutivita '. Ottimo il convolo aereo ed elanista della ballerina ottimamente indotto e tenuto dal partner Ottime alcune pose figurali del balletto d'ensemble. MOLTO BRAVI.BIGHIN GIULIO RENZO BIGHIN GIULIO RENZO

[@cherylhowe1541]

The sexiest ppd in ballet❤

[@alainspiteri502]

C H not it's Béjart Bolero the more erotical ballet ( Duska Siphnios or Claude Bessy Palais des sports de Paris ) .

[@antonietasousa4099]

2 dos grandes

[@MarianneSmith-c5v]

Bravo!

[@shirayukihime_l]

Lindos

[@LidiaSovrano]

Bellissimo

[@selenite1]

Beautiful acting by Dupont.

[@selenite1]

Sorry, I don't go for nationalism. I believe that it's Dupont's talent we're seeing here, not some magical characteristic she got from being born on a specific plot of land. Having just read an article about beliefs on racial and cultural supremacist beliefs, I'm just not in the mood for this.

[@selenite1]

Unfortunately talk in he ballet world gets dangerously close to talk of supremacism. We've all seen comparisons between different styles of teaching and dance, with the arguments that style A is tasteless or inferior because it is not style B. I've had the displeasure of seeing dancers from country A compared unfavorably to country B with the insinuation that the people from country B just naturally have better forms suitable for ballet. I've had the great displeasure of seeing people claim that black dancers never have good feet. We've all seen idiots claim that Russian strength in ballet doesn't come from forming great schools with great teachers and cultivating a public love for the art form but some sort of mysterious "Russian genius". This compared with unrelated real world things such as the rising of xenophobia and violent nationalism across the globe, and today reading about the Syrian refugee crisis puts me into a "trigger mode". Sorry about upsetting you but all this considered and reading a comment about how a great French dancer could portray her role well because she grew up in French culture was upsetting to me.

[@havenization]

That makes no sense , especially considering the Choreographer was English ......It dosnt matter what country your from to project the best performance, what matters is god given musicality , technique and true understanding of the character .

[@ixopo6715]

I don’t think this is nationalism in an offensive way. You can however usually tell the country a dancer was trained in because the major schools have imparted a certain style on them, often connected to important choreographers. There is a lot of crossover now as students choose to take up places away from home, often awarded as prizes. Muntagirov and Polunin ended up at The Royal Ballet School. David Hallberg was accepted at The Paris Opera School at 16, and I think their coaching is very evident in his immaculate dancing. The Vaganova School has a long tradition and so has the Bournonville system. They produce an unmistakable Russian and Danish style of dancing. There is no harm in this. It’s just part of the history of how ballet developed in different parts of the world. Most of the major companies are full of dancers from every nationality, and then perhaps they have to adapt when certain ballets are performed. I know Mukhamadov found Ashton difficult at first, but then The Royal Ballet doesn’t have Spartacus in its repertoire 😊😊

[@galiagalunette4223]

@@selenite1 Baratin stupide. Barychnikov disait qu'un bon danseur avait des pieds français, des mains et une tête russes. De toutes façons, le ballet est un art italien et français d'abord, russe ensuite.Tout ce baratin déplacé sans aucun rapport avec le sujet n'a aucun sens. Les écoles de danse existent depuis des siècles en France et en Russie. Il est évident que les meilleurs danseurs du monde ne peuvent être formés que dans ces pays.

[@НатальяЛадич]

Лучше, чувственнее и музыкальнее чем Диана Вишнёва и Алессандра Ферри Образ Манон не создал никто!

[@philippemonteil1859]

how about providing a video of it ?

[@amasam5408]

the french always have the nicest feet I swear

[@sagerie37]

And among the most beautiful are Sylivie Guillem and Isabelle Ciaravola....

[@alainspiteri502]

@@sagerie37 of course , Guillem to day is a Star of KZbinrs , j agree when she was very Young not after , you are a very good youtuber j agree also