Natalia Osipova Giselle Mad Scene

[@actingislife100]

Giselle: *Having a mental breakdown* Everyone else: 😬😥😢😰😨

[@bulansalya1950]

You know she died right like Giselle died in the story

[@nyx476]

@Lavern Leuga shut up

[@jhope4552]

isn't that how it is like in real life too

[@qazaalak745]

@@jhope4552 in real life it's more like: 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🙄🙄🙄

[@alti9961]

because its a tragedy

[@shannon4386]

EVERYONE in this scene just killed it. Even the girls in the background crying. Perfection.

[@schan4713]

Agreed! One of the first versions I have seen where cast is acting and not pantomiming emotions… if that makes sense..

[@antoinemozart243]

@@schan4713 your comment is spot on !

[@nikoll_]

slay

[@tweegeTX3]

Hmmmm almost sorry I spotted one texting her boyfriend. Sorry

[@dalibofurnell]

Absolutely 💯

[@justajumpingypsygirl]

The lighting crew on this production were en pointe

[@SquirelG1rl]

That... that is a 10/10 pun right there I have no words

[@chaizan9733]

I see what you did there my friend 😂😂

[@elizaallard3016]

Lol

[@alinagarcia6320]

Hehe I love a good pun

[@madisonh.2992]

haha very punny ;)

[@this_isnt_not_me]

6:30 that drop to death is phenomenal

[@ineskt6361]

So phenomenal, the orchestra on this one was on point

[@itamarbar9580]

Honestly, it didn't make sense to me. How does one just fall dead? Did she stab herself earlier and she was bleeding out? Is it possible to die of heartbreak? Seems impossible to me.

[@mrparts]

@@itamarbar9580 dumb and ridiculous plot devices of these ancient ballets.

[@VJSV327]

@@itamarbar9580 In the ballet, it is said she has a heart condition that causes her death during this scene.

[@Vicbelz]

@@itamarbar9580 Giselle has a heart condition and when she found out about her lover's betrayal she has a mental breakdown that causes a heart attack.

[@juliaricks8698]

That was brilliant acting from her little curtsey to the way she falls limply to the way she shakes him when she discovers the truth.... Its brilliant.

[@ninisky2706]

Little curtesy ?

[@pleaseiosaurus1305]

@@ninisky2706 4:14

[@7nviie]

at 5:18 she really makes it look like her feet are just moving on their own, like she’s completely lost control of her own body. it’s frighteningly beautiful. natalia is legendary!

[@elha1562]

I love Natalia's Giselle. Her mannerisms and all the details and everything are spot on. This was the most brilliant mad scene I've ever scene. Also props to Acosta, such great acting aswell

[@sasavlog03]

I don't know anything about ballet but I honestly teared up at the end. It was a phenomenal performance

[@sorsorscience0787]

Same here. There is something about the passion and intensity in both the music and dance itself that is so moving.

[@embop1266]

basically what happens is a prince disguises himself as a peasant and giselle falls in love with him and they get engaged. this other guy is really mad because he's been in love with giselle for years. so, he finds out that this other guy is actually a prince and is engaged to a duchess. he calls the royal party (which starts the scene that you see in the video) and giselle puts the pieces together that the guy she's in love with lied to her and is engaged to the duchess. in some productions, she kills herself, but in most she has a heart condition that makes her unable to do strenuous activities for too long, so she essentially dies of a broken heart. the entire second act is her as a ghost saving her prince from the vengeful spirits of other women who have died of a broken heart. absolutely gorgeous ballet, one of my favorites for sure also, the whole scene that is in this video is basically her remembering all the times that her and the princes spent together, slowly driving her crazy. it's so heart-wrenching spending an hour watching this sweet, sheltered girl fall in love and then have everything torn away from her

[@kaitlynharper7026]

@@embop1266 as a dancer who has danced in this ballet and when my manic depression decides so kick my ass i always find myself going to this ballet. what i love about the ballet esspecially that scene is she is so relatable. she falls in lvoe figures out its not real and goes crazy. I relate a lot because somethings esspecially a lot of little things boxing up together causes my manic depression to spike and I always feel as if I am giselle going through this but with my situation instead of hers. hers is obviously worse because she actually dies but the fact that a ballet so old can still be relatable is very cool in my opinion. and natalia osipova does this scene the best and she really protrays her crazy the best. moral of the story i am currently manic just watched this and feel exactly how she feels excpet im not dead. rip giselle rip hillarion but fuck albrect.

[@embop1266]

@@kaitlynharper7026 that's very sweet, that's exactly what art is meant to do; relate to very human experiences

[@Ines.21.]

@@embop1266thank you for taking the time to explain I’ve always heard of Gisselle but never knew the story 💕

[@e.i.3077]

I love the way Berthe pushes Albrecht away to me he will always be the true villain of the story, Hilarion was doing the right thing by exposing him as the liar and cheater that he was, even if he only did it out of envy, it was the right thing to do. Giselle and Hilarion deserved better.

[@lovermuzak]

Thank you, I hate that Hilarion is considered the villian, when Albrecht is the real villian.

[@jewelmarkess]

Right. When I first saw it as a child, I thought Hilarion was the villain, but I didn't really understand the story back then. But as an adult, I most certainly see Albrecht as the villain.

[@lilibetp]

Agreed! I wanted her to save Hilarion and not Albrecht. The only advantage to leaving Albrecht alive is that he might possibly feel some guilt.

[@NOONE-cd4gu]

Who is Hilarion and Albrecht I dont understand a thjng help please

[@jewelmarkess]

@@NOONE-cd4gu Read the plot of Giselle, specifically act 1: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giselle In a nutshell - the guy who blows the horn is Hilarion. He is a local gamekeeper in love with Giselle who is a peasant. The other guy is Albrecht who is a nobleman pretending to be a villager. Giselle is in love with him, but she does not know he is actually a duke and is already engaged. Hilarion reveals who he is. He sounds the horn, so the nobles who are hunting come and reveal who Albrecht really is. So a lot of people who watch think Hilarion is a villain because he exposed Albrecht when in fact, Albrecht is a liar.

[@isabs8616]

First time I take this Giselle ballet seriously. She makes me believe it as a real story

[@katyabo1461]

Same with me!

[@user-dz6fv9tv5k]

The interpretations of this scene by Marianela Nunez and Natalia Osipova are wonderful. But what attracts me more is that Osipova is more natural.

[@fahriyedemir5495]

Yes, both are good but Osipova is a better dramatic actress.

[@moonlightchill4538]

@@fahriyedemir5495 never

[@gabriellareyes1880]

Yes!❤️😍

[@vivienwinterburn3850]

@@moonlightchill4538 I believed in Natalia in that scene more than Marianela's interpretation but both are brilliant ballerinas

[@marielaherveg]

I think the best Giselle Is Maria Kochetkova

[@Roma-kp4qg]

This is legitimately terrifying me, HOW DOES SHE TURN SO PALE?? edit: ok i got it. makeup and lighting.

[@theminisimmer]

Make up

[@mercyjinn]

The lighting. It's really subtle, but if you look at 4:38 you can see there is a light film of blue that just washes her out.

[@Roma-kp4qg]

@@mercyjinn Thanks so much! I didn't know that :0

[@HaciendaDurazo]

They change the lighting to make her look that way

[@isabs8616]

WITH MAKE UP !!

[@Lizzie-ve7kt]

She is perfection, the limpness of her arms when Albrecht tries to hold her after she’s dead is amazing and the acting from everyone was spot on.

[@KawaiiSakura98]

I came for drawing references and am leaving in tears ok

[@zixiong681]

this scene literally made my hairs stand... like it actually happened! It doesn't feel like just a story and a ballet anymore, it feels real. Excellent acting and dancing... :0

[@AlphaOmega888]

Yep seems real eh? How? Oh I know.. fair white women of the upper class are usually hitting on blk dudes infront of all her family. Yep - very close to reality. Very real.

[@naomiarkison5365]

That woman playing Giselle's mother...who is she? She is so expressive! Just beautiful!

[@papag3no790]

That's Deirdre Chapman playing the part of Berthe (Giselle's mother).

[@_chrissywakeup6580]

@@papag3no790 OMG thank you... phenomenal acting from everyone!

[@_chrissywakeup6580]

@@papag3no790 thanks!!

[@Titi-yo9jq]

@@papag3no790 TYSM

[@siregne4343]

her character: dies Natalia: finally, some fucking time to rest

[@user-qg7ob5xm4u]

It’s totally the first time for me to take this scene so seriously. This makes me cry😭

[@svetlanatutunina7660]

А где же танец? Это же всё таки балет, а не пантомима

[@larisamaksimova1839]

Да что там серьезно, я плачу навзрыд

[@vorxlyrics]

not only osipova acted very well, but also the whole cast was impeccable, they stayed in character all the time, their facial expressions demonstrate a lot of professionalism

[@chuprasha444]

4:49 did you see these eyes? I got goose bumps. The best mad scene i have ever seen

[@najmaht.a.1314]

When u scroll through the comments hut dont know anything about ballet 😔

[@nicolaamore9415]

Bro SAME

[@misty.cloudz125]

But*

[@loushantianthony8832]

It's nice to know I'm not the only one

[@iamnel3141]

All I know is the dancers like leggings

[@nuramnizahra7084]

😔

[@itriedtojimoutbutfail8498]

Okay I'm the only here after Angel's last mission?

[@babye2959]

Hi, i'm here HAHAHAHA

[@rafeebenjamin4565]

Me too lol

[@ananya2382]

Me too

[@ellamorjalagat6479]

Aye!

[@user-gy6by8rd2j]

Ahahah, me to😂

[@Glasguensis]

Apart from her astonishing talent as a dancer, Osipova is one of the greatest actresses I have seen. She is simply a phenomenal all-round artist.

[@nuggetjuice5025]

Even watching this short clip of a ballet I’ve never seen before I understood the situation and felt a connection to and between the characters. It’s truly a great story and was displayed so well that I want to dive more into it. Really beautiful.

[@lanataran3433]

She is phenomenal!!

[@lillianfurry1177]

I have watched many versions of Giselle going mad but I have to say this is my favorite, I could really feel the emotion and everything just went well together and I love it! ❤️

[@laurabretas5905]

That's the best giselle's mad scene I've ever seen... The ballet dancers were so sincere and expressive!😍

[@OperaBobbie]

WOW! A consummate actress as well as an extraordinarily gifted ballerina. I’ve never seen a ballet dancer who was able to convey such deep emotion by doing hardly any actual ballet dancing at all. Heart-wrenching.

[@isamm5579]

When Premier Danseur François Alu was asked which prince or male character of the repertoire he would like to be in life, he said Solor and Spartacus are his favorites. He said Albrecht is an asshole. Everytime I see Giselle mad scene, I think the same. And Natalia Osipova here is just perfect.

[@yuyu9642]

Natalia Osipova is a great tragic actress. I am full of admiration for her.

[@user-gs9tb4tl4d]

She can play comedy as well, she is very lively and energetic

[@blakethefairy6442]

I have Never seen this before, or heard of this ballet, but this still made me rather emotional. This performance is just stunning.

[@AxelXionSora]

I’ve seen a few ballets on here but I’ve never seen one that was acted this perfectly. I could feel the emotions. All others were danced beautifully but just lacked the facial expressions that this one had. I loved it

[@elizzy8754]

Peter Wright's production is tremendous. The story and dance flow together and it all makes sense. The dancing is of the highest level, but also the mime and acting - especially Giselle's mother. Acosta's Albrecht also shows, I think, genuine love for Giselle and real contrition in Act 2 - although we can never really forgive him to the extent Giselle does. We finally also have a Hilarion who evokes pity and sympathy and is a well-developed character. The pas de six was beautifully danced especially by Choe and Zuchetti (balon, épaulement, good fifth on take off and landing, plus charm - both of them!). I have mixed feelings about Myrtha, but she got better as Act 2 progressed. Osipova and Acosta are just perfection incarnate: I think one would rarely see such a spellbinding partnership in Giselle. Thank you for uploading this extract.

[@user-qc5of2dj3t]

И все истории ведут к тому, что в любой ситуации только наши мамы останутся с нами.

[@user-gq4uy4sp8i]

Наташенька живёт на сцене и вместе с ней переживают все артисты , потрясающе. Выразительны не только движения, но и все лица на сцене. Спасибо

[@OreadNYC]

That little curtsey at 4:15 is *heartbreaking* 💔 Poor, innocent Giselle! 😭 Frankly, I think she should have let the Wilis kill Albrecht -- deceitful, rotten, selfish bastard! 😡

[@JordanSullivanadventures]

I'm very glad youtube served me this beautifully portrayed story without words. Fantastic acting. I don't even need to know the background, you get everything you need to know from the performances: Giselle was in love with the main guy, who appears to be a nobleman in disguise, who is reunited with his love interest, also of higher class, which seems to break Giselle, who starts seeing things and keeps running back to her mother figure for comfort and continually trying desperately to get the man to love her before finally dying of the emotional shock of the ordeal, whereupon the man blames another man, presumably for playing some role in the deception, but is quickly turned away. He regrets what happened and tried to revive her. What a moving tableau.

[@TheAngelgirl1992]

Natalia is absolutely phenomonal in this and easily is the star of the show, but can we for a moment appreciate the guy playing Albrecht. He truly has captured that despicable fuckboy energy down. Kuds to him.

[@Seelenkreischer]

As someone who has recently been through situation like this (I mean the betrayal), I could feel every move, every emotional change in her.

[@daviclemons6910]

What story is this? I wish I could follow along, but I'm honestly so lost.

[@abc-ju5oq]

​​​@@daviclemons6910basically, giselle falls in love with this nobleman named Albrecht. However, Albrecht was already engaged to someone else and didn't tell her. The local gamekeeper, Hilarion, was in love with her, but she never reciprocated. When Hilarion discovered Albrecht was actually engaged, he reveals it to her (this is shown at the beginning of this video, the man blowing the horn is Hilarion, he blows the horn to summon all of the nobles and expose that Albrecht is engaged). Giselle, who already has a frail heart due to a health condition, goes mad because of the distress and heartbreak of Albrecht's betrayal, and dies because of her weak heart. (Some variations of this play have her commit suicide by stabbing herself with the knife on the floor). The end of the video is everyone mourning Giselle's death.

[@princepeterwolf]

That has got to be some of the finest acting I have ever EVER seen!

[@niapawina]

I listened to this with the volume off and it was just as spectacular!! That means these dancers don't even need the music to tell the tale!! Amazing acting!!

[@istvantoth5466]

Excellent, but I'm only sorry that it didn't start 2 minutes earlier. We should have seen more in the part when Giselle is still happy and sicure, before she got the reality hit her.

[@SS-ui7by]

Wow,,,,that made me hella emotional. She REALLY played this role huh,

[@justavril4476]

Can we all just take a moment is silence for knowing how great of a dancer Natalia is 😊

[@Kimberly_2050]

I seldom wrote comments on KZbin, while this time I have to, since I never seen any performance like this one, it's totally an extraordinary performance because of Natalia Osipova's, her portrayal of Giselle's Mad Scene is truly mesmerizing which will be remembered forever by any person who saw her performance. I'm in awe of her ability to channel the character's emotions so vividly - her every movement resonates with the story she's telling. Adolphe Adam's music is stunning, as well as the Royal Ballet for bringing it to life with such finesse and artistry. Thank you for sharing this wonderful piece of art with us! The following is a brief analysis and description for each key sense of Natalia Osipova's performance in this video. In such a short performance, she very naturally used her impeccable and exquisite dance, extremely rich body language and facial expressions, extremely real and unforgettable to show the state and process of girls going mad and death because of love, especially the capricious mental state is quite chilling. She should be a great actress! 0:00 Hilarion (local gamekeeper) using Albrecht's hunting horn, calls back the party of noblemen 0:26 Giselle felt something ominous was about to happen in her eyes, already know the identity of Albrecht, turning around slowly, looking at him affectionately, sobbing 1:08 Seeing Albrecht has engaged with his fiancée, the two are talking sweetly, her eyes are heartbreaking, The body began to shake uncontrollably 1:15 She frantically rushing forward to block the two who are being intimate. The music is suddenly very intense 1:27 Suppressing tears and identifying in front of Albrecht fiancée that she belongs to Albrecht, but she doesn't have an engagement ring, and desperately explained that she only had the heart to love him 1:32 She was holding Albrecht's arm tightly, begging him, asking why he did this to her, her heart is broken 1:41 She weakly fell in the embrace of his mother, the only person who loved her, almost fainting, curled up, Albrecht tried to get close to her, but she tried to avoid him 2:06 She got up suddenly and tried to run to Albrecht again, but was ruthlessly pulled away by the person next to him 2:18 The melody of heartbreak sounded, and she stood alone, sobbing as if recalling a good memory 2:53 A pair of eyes suddenly became dull, and the movements became weird 3:04 She started talking to herself 3:10 She picks grass from the ground to taste, her body language shows girlish features 3:20 She squatted on the ground again and used plants to tell her fortune, turns out she should marry him, the joy of keeping herself in a hallucination, while was destroyed by reality finally 3:50 The sudden change of music is sharp and uneasy, as if she was suddenly possessed by an evil spirit, she quickly rushed to take the sword, waved it back and forth, and danced a strange dance, It is obvious that her face and movements have become ferocious 4:08 She bumped into a man, the man warned her not to mess around, she suddenly laughed nervously, and stepped back quickly 4:13 suddenly she bumped into Albrecht's fiancée, who was full of disdain and disgust, while, she tugged at her skirt and apologized very naturally and politely 4:17 Taking a few steps back, she collapsed weakly on the ground and was supported by Albrecht, She seemed to be back in the imaginary world again, but this time her mental problems were more serious, touching her mother's face affectionately, as if she wanted to say something, but did she say it? 4:40 Suddenly she looked up to the sky and saw the soul or spirits and she followed with the souls 4:47 Disturbing, fascinated, extremely beautiful and somewhat evil eyes, as if seduced by evil spirits 4:57 Those souls flew away, as if her soul was taken away too, she suddenly lowered her head and remained motionless, turned around and smiled strangely, and looked at Albrecht, and returned to the world of her fantasy 5:16 Albrecht tried to hold her by the arm, However, she didn't notice him and may be she was even not notice that she was dancing solo, her body was dancing an extremely beautiful and angelic dance uncontrollably, she even excited clapping and made a cute movement, while he was feeling extremely sad 5:13 The music stopped abruptly, and she suddenly stopped dancing, standing there motionless, as if returning to reality again, she feels sick to her heart, her face becomes painful 5:47 She became very restless and in extreme pain, playing with hair, wrapping arms around myself, her motion becomes uncoordinated, she bent down and lowered her head, her hands pressed tightly to her face 5:55 The music rushes up, she suddenly broke free and exaggeratedly threw her hands away, her face became very hideous, running frantically back and forth among the group of people, as if going to a place to do something, the eyes are very scary 6:10 see the souls again 6:20 She was pulled by others and asked her to go to her mother, her expression became normal, her mother is crying, yet she is laughing and hugging her mother, see her mother for the last time 6:27 She was looking affectionately at the person she loved with a bright smile, she flew over and passed away suddenly in the arms of her beloved

[@sofyamiligray9501]

Это мощно!!! В конце даже прослезилась... Такие эмоции на лицах и в движениях, всё так пронзительно! Браво!!! Хотела бы вживую увидеть этот балет!

[@cloudyjpn]

Their acting is so good 😭😭

[@Jajadore]

Yes! 😭😭

[@user-mo3rt2ps7d]

Нет слов, просто плачу, какой артистизм, как достоверно...

[@saasie7233]

Damn... Giselle gurl u good? (Wonderfully danced by Natalia) The character Giselle on her own almost seems kind of mentally unstable lol I absolutely love how well this piece was acted and danced

[@benlego8273]

Yes she went mad out of heartbreak because her supposed lover betrayed her

[@quaseumhomemrenascentista6911]

@@benlego8273 ...and then she died. Because of a cheating bastard and an incel

[@SarahChan]

Everyone in ballet and opera is mentally unstable

[@viewerabundzu6887]

wow, this lady can act as well dance sublimely. She is the greatest Giselle ever.

[@masknorth3917]

That moment was absolutely devastating. What a performance. This was amazing

[@jendc7559]

Did you guys see how swiftly her mom took out her hair pins so that she looks haggard and crazy? THATS AMAZING! subtle things i didn't notice the first time

[@rachelvillarim3279]

she made me cry :(((( that was painfull to watch..what an amazing performer she is !! Wow :.(

[@Anna-vz5jl]

Natalia is bar far the best Giselle . Wow just wow . Giselle is my favourite ballet of all time it’s a dream for me to see this Ballet live in toronto . Sadly the NationalBallet Of Canada in Toronto is not doing this parti ballet for the 22-23 season

[@vintilabogdan8515]

Stunning! This woman should receive the title of Prima ballerina absoluta!

[@user-qc5rw7ut3m]

Потрясающая драматическая актриса, красавица! Плюс феноменальная техника! Чудо из чудес!

[@camilanejitailencobechsted6899]

She is so intense and dramatic, it is amazing! Made me cry... ❤

[@claraartnow6645]

I cried from emotion... Such a powerful interpretation!!!

[@user-ls3bf1pb8n]

Как прекрасно в актёрском плане сыграно! Браво!!!

[@lalalei2001]

This clip was so enthralling I bought the DVD to watch the entire thing. Thanks for the upload.

[@allier1867]

this was superb! somehow even if its ballet their reactions are still somehow grounded in reality. giselle is amazing

[@michellejayanto6081]

This is the first time i watched ballet performance and i cried at the end, this is beautiful.

[@tramparing]

I'm here after a korean drama that actually play this. I'm absolutely speechless. If someone is interested in the korean drama, it calls: Angel's last mission on Netflix

[@Mega4DS]

Makes me cry every single time! Natasha you are special

[@Rose0004]

Yo, I cried. Simply marvelous performance.

[@magicale940]

The music always gave me chills and the performance is amazing!!

[@cinnabinna215]

the end of the mad scene always gets me in tears

[@user-hm9sq1de4b]

Наташа- гениальная драматическая актриса! Успехов!

[@ki-ka]

Impossible to watch without tearing up! Truly amazing performance!

[@blacksam1546]

Me: Nobody can make me cry from ballet Natalia Osipova in Giselle: I don't think so

[@ayelgreigh]

Im here after watching Angel's last mission.

[@neopanda6432]

Me too!!!!!

[@kusumaastriyanti275]

I'm crying cz of this performance..

[@AyaZidan--]

Oh my God, this is beyond beautiful, thank you for uploading it.

[@melanypros9110]

Que interpretación la de Natalia , es impresionante maravillosa!

[@gurglequeen433]

She is such a brilliant actress, conveying all these emotions without saying a word.

[@user-zd8vy5dy7c]

Так сыграть - дорогого стоит. Наталья- браво

[@queenofrandomthings4920]

The zoom-out as Giselle collapses gave me chills! (6:32)

[@chaizan9733]

This is masterfully directed, and obviously a brilliant director needs the most renowned actors on his crew. This is simply breathtaking! Olé!

[@cristinasmith4684]

This was amazing. Literally brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful and so so heart wrenching

[@Ursulasgf]

I felt the emotion! It was brilliant! This was so well preformed!

[@mokachoco89]

I have no words! Brilliant performance! Such a terrific job!

[@nattykat2736]

While I may never be able to dance, I can live vicariously threw our shared name. She's a beautiful woman and an even more beautiful dancer. I'm honored to share her name.

[@jodysheridan604]

Acosta's performance in this production is brilliant as well.

[@JacintaJones-fd2hj]

Every time l see this l cry and cry

[@bluie2889]

this is so sad to see, but her dancing is so pleasant, my brain is confused

[@charlostainsawshades6962]

I have no idea how her face turned so pale all a sudden.

[@abee948]

What time stamp?

[@ruru2977]

It's hard to say just if you compare the start how she looks to the end she looks very pale and tired. Maybe it's because shes not smiling and het hair is a bit messy. But also could be that she is genuinely tired from all the running around.

[@charlostainsawshades6962]

Abby Cosgrove 1:09 non pale 4:38 pale

[@jealousharibo]

Good lighting work, probably.

[@jonatikaWwe]

@@charlostainsawshades6962 daaaarn I didn't even noticed 😲

[@adey88splace]

A truly heartbreaking scene if there ever was one.

[@AmyAmy-er8bp]

I cried so much during this scene. Highly recommend to attend it.

[@user-ph5yr9he2u]

My wife and I were trained by Molly Lake. We saw this performance and the second Natalia popped her head out of the cottage door the tears began rolling down my face. It was a performance like no other.

[@foolishdonut]

Wow I dont think I've seen better acting in an ballet before. This is amazing!!

[@Eva-lp7nu]

Oh that was wonderfully performed and heartbreaking

[@rebecamaciel2657]

Que apresentação incrível! De arrepiar

[@amytaf2387]

These actors are phenomenal! I don't really know the story but so much emotion in the scene and I feel so bad for the girl! Though did she die from the shock or did she stab herself then die later?

[@surylisaa1631]

she died because of heart attack. the fact that the man (who's actually a prince) lied about his identity mad her heartbroken and killed by it

[@sarahprado9698]

It’s the shock. She actually has a heart attack. Fun fact: she was supposed to stab herself when the ballet first premiered, but audiences found it too shocking and it wasn’t well received, so they changed it so she dies from the shock, but I believe the moment with the sword was put in as a nod to the original ending.

[@marytriolo1826]

She had a weak heart and the stress of the moment agitated her cardiovascular system, causing her to die Or she might have gotten dancing disease

[@sixrats]

Giselle the character is canonically supposed to have some kind of heart problem -- described vaguely as a "weak heart." While she does threaten/attempt to stab herself, this isn't what kills her. Her heart fails due to the stress of the betrayal.

[@mymmont]

I LOVE when dancers are also incredible actors, like every single one on that stage. BRAVO!

[@alyapollymi5554]

Tbh I was terified when she turned pale af

[@jannam.quejada8847]

my favorite part in Giselle is the mad scene part and i’m satisfied by how this girl act just how quick she turned pale

[@chiedu90069]

Natalia is absolutely electrifying! Act 1 is really hard to pull off. In fact, I just saw Giselle at another world-famous company and Act 1 was totally dull. How fabulous to see how committed everyone is to expressing this tragedy and what a treat to see so many future principals weeping in the crowd: Marcelo, Frankie, Yasmin..

[@LordoftheDuat78]

Anyone else looking at the corp de ballet and seeing dancers you recognize from the royal ballet class and rehearsal videos??

[@katiehickey4539]

Of course, that didn't stop Giselle from trying to compose the second thoughts in her head, the mixed feelings in her eyes, and the torn loyalties in her heart, but suddenly seeing, hearing, and feeling the presence of Queen Myrtha of the Willis did.

[@eisearnd]

Natalia’s actings skills>>>>>> ❤️