Roberto Bolle and Misty Copeland - Romeo and Juliet

According to iconicartsintl.org, this is the La Scala production on Dec 21, 2016. I am aware there are other YT videos of the same performance. This one is complete, it has the scene where Romeo killed himself. Video quality is decent.
Roberto Bolle's comment and rehearsal clips from 1:02:18 to 1:12:00
Misty Copeland's comment and rehearsal clips from 1:44:50 to 1:54:55

[@sandragoodman2059]

This is the best performance of the ballet I have ever seen, particularly Misty Copeland as Juliet. Bravi tutti!

[@anoukdc]

I always get chills, no matter what rendition, when Romeo and Juliet look at each other for the first time

[@cbass2755]

The entire cast is fantastic! I’d love to see this live….but what a joy to be able to watch this on utube! Thank you..❤

[@BoazsCrown222]

Misty Copeland, you are an artist of the highest order. BRILLIANT acting… I cried along with you. Scene III! Scene III. 😪 I felt every one of your emotions 🙏🏻🙌🏻💖

[@arashastraki5188]

😢❤

[@bungey3800]

Misty in the balcony scene is just stunning....perfection

[@gailjacobson9736]

I just love this. Roberto has play this role for 20 years. It's her first time. Juliet was only 14 years old when they met. I think Misty plays her with innocence and purity. As she should.

[@tal5268]

For 5 minutes of unceasingly dropping his beloved on the floor, Romeo was worthy to at least pay the injury of his careless hands - but Juliet (by the will of a theatrical incident?) Passed by, only hitting her partner’s hand .... The choreographer is clearly a little sado: after all, Prokofiev’s music failed to inspire him to read it more humanely

[@krochelle2619]

BRAVA!

[@shabanakousar3151]

The perfection in the music is just wow

[@janehollander1934]

It's so interesting to see how different Ballet Companies, around the world, stage/play their rapier (and here even with an added poniard) fencing/fight scenes between Tybalt & Mercutio (and after Mercutio is killed) Romeo & Tybalt's final fight. Eventhough they use the "same" choreography by Kenneth Macmillian, they still turn out different. 👌🏻😍

[@fredrika27]

OMG, I am just blown away. There are so many people hating on Misty's dance style, but this ballet she was fantastic. Well done, Misty and Roberto.

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

what on God's Earth is there to hate on, especially re: her dancing?!??

[@Udontkno7]

@@hellaSwankkyToo people say she’s sloppy and jerky, and doesn’t help her partners. i simply don’t get it

[@sharifprice2303]

Casablanca in Humphrey Bogart - gee I always forget that line...

[@mothmoth6833]

I feel like Misty's dance style is very jetty and that's what I feel helps make this the perfect role for her actually. Because of Misty's style being known for "jerky" quick motions, I feel like this adds to the character of Juliet and her childish glee and excitement. It compliments the youth of her character very well. Misty seems extra dreamy as Juliet and personally it has to be my all time favorite role to see her perform.

[@madisondean1074]

Misty Copeland may have started ballet late in life, but I also feel her excitement and lesser experience gives her an advantage in playing the role of Juliet. I have seen her make a few mistakes while dancing, but that's completely normal! Everyone makes mistakes, but that doesn't give anyone a reason to hate Misty! I love her!!!!!!!!!!

[@isaiahbangura4421]

Whoever is doing the camera work gets an A+++++++. Bravo!! I've been wanting to get back into ballet, but it's so expensive.

[@pineapplekesha6044]

Me too but I couldn't afford it😥

[@julianaadt]

you can always learn a bit from KZbin/online

[@isaiahbangura4421]

@@julianaadt True

[@pilateswiz]

So beautiful!

[@Trinitysflicks767]

You can always do ballet on flat. Nobody has to go on pointe and have all those expenses

[@Saszabr]

Roberto and Misty are perfect!

[@annaligace1616]

Lascia senza fiato!! Bellezza allo stato puro!! Grazie!!!

[@musicandme1982]

I love the orchestra along with Misty and Roberto awesome well the whole cast actually 👍🏽

[@madisondean1074]

Here I am about a year later from posting my first comment. I've watched this ballet, in particular, almost a dozen times and it never gets old.

[@q2breath]

Inspirational, Inspirational. Inspirational!!! Thank you ever so much for the upload!!They are both AMAZING!!!

[@nyxldx]

Thank you so much for uploading this

[@saimonbacchiocchi5644]

Sai quanto ci sarebbe da meditare dopo un finale del genere,di una tristezza immane, recitato alla perfezione e suonato ancora meglio dalla nostra orchestra della scala di Milano. Dovremo stare zitti qualche minuto prima di applaudire e provare questo sentimento di tristezza dentro di noi che ci fa crescere interiormente.invece non si capisce il perché ma sembra che la gente aspetti solo la fine senza aspettare nemmeno la fine dell'ultima nota.ecco perché non amo il pubblico del balletto e dell'opera perché è un pubblico disattento che aspetta solo lo sguardo tecnico dei ballerini o l'aria dei cantanti nell'opera lirica per applaudire senza capire che il compositore ha scritto quelle note e quelle arditezze armoniche per farle ascoltare ai nostri orecchi umani,per deliziarli ,altrimenti chi glielo avrebbe fatto fare di perdere tutto questo tempo.avrebbe scritto solo qualche aria e qualche nota buttata lì così, tanto il resto al pubblico non interessa.magnifica esecuzione,magnifici ballerini, pubblico che non avrebbe nemmeno il diritto di ascoltare certa musica.

[@abigailherrera7292]

So beautiful!!

[@bethanygilley1214]

This was so beautiful! Misty truly danced pure Juliet and Roberto was truly the strong Romeo. :) Amazing job!

[@josephcollins6033]

Thank you!!!!! Helping me decide to order the dvd! And enjoying so much.

[@lindseykelly8091]

I love how joyful the balcony scene was! Pure Bliss!

[@carlosmonsalve2350]

... de lujo... maravillosa puesta en escena... Roberto y Misty SUPREMOS...

[@grubbraw]

The choreography is amazing love it

[@tal5268]

For 5 minutes of unceasingly dropping his beloved on the floor at the final, Romeo was worthy to pay with the injury of his careless hands - but Juliet (by the will of a theatrical incident?) passed by it... The choreographer is clearly a little sado: after all, Prokofiev’s music failed to inspire him to read it more humanely

[@sharifprice2303]

Dr. Death making his moves on my wood be girlfriend, maybe I should call in sick today- my day off

[@sergiokibizer8317]

@@tal5268 Devi proprio imperversare in tutti i commenti con quella stupida frase ripetuta all'infinito. Ti manca la fantasia e quindi non sei in grado di apprezzare l'arte. Prova cercare sui canali di cucina, sono sicuro che potrai dare utili consigli su come fare la pizza.

[@dreamydrea8010]

This was so amazing 💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@mihonaito2338]

Thank you 🙏🏼 ❤️💃🙏🏼⬆️🆙🩰😱🕺🦋💐

[@erose6844]

"I've been playing this role for 20 years." Share the secrecy of your skin care routine good sir!

[@erynnfiscus5364]

Indeed!!

[@Foundingmother1]

@@erynnfiscus5364 Huh??

[@dsvxdiane4799]

I guess simply professional dancers' hygiene of life hahaha

[@shabanakousar3151]

I can't believe he is 45 now and looks 23 or some' at

[@gwendolynfish2102]

Beautiful! Exquisite! Enjoyed every second!

[@dustangel72]

This is so beautiful

[@user-xf7ck1vm1r]

Мисти прекрасна! Тонкое, нежное и такое одухотворённое исполнение! Браво!❤❤❤

[@justines7722]

Magnificent performance, and Indeed great chemistry between Roberto Bolle and Misty Copeland!!!!

[@barbaral.h.1717]

Saw no chemistry between the two of them.

[@OFWarhhbTN]

Barbara L. H., you must have worked very hard not to see it.

[@tal5268]

For 5 minutes of unceasingly dropping his beloved on the floor, Romeo was worthy to pay with the injury of his careless hands at least- but Juliet (by the will of a theatrical incident?) passed by it .... The choreographer is clearly a little sado: even Prokofiev’s music failed to inspire him to read it more humanely😕

[@hellaSwankkyToo]

@@barbaral.h.1717 racist.

[@joanlee1064]

@@hellaSwankkyToo It's really stupid to call someone a racist just because she didn't see chemistry between the dancers.

[@mariakliouchnicov4686]

Шикарная хореография, артисты любимые. Браво! Спасибо!

[@daviniaw1709]

MacMillan's love scenes are the best especially the lifts. Misty plays and dances this beautifully but Alessandra Ferri is still my favourite.

[@RR-kr6xf]

I see them at the Scala theatre...🔝🔝🔝👏👏👏 2 great dancers

[@esterbalbi4558]

amazing perforformance!!

[@1260mimi]

Brava Misty Copeland! Bravo Roberto Bolle!

[@shabanakousar3151]

Omg their dresses and outfits look gourge

[@Mauitaoist]

Stunning performance!

[@richardcleveland8549]

Considering that ballet is pantomime with music and dance, La Scala gave us a wonderful, moving and convincing performance without the need for words. I loved this performance . . . and Roberto, especially. My hero!

[@luceafarul579]

Roberto Bolle just gets better and better with age, it’s incredible. He should be at the end of his career at this point but he shows time and time again why he is truly one the best, not just a pretty face.

[@tal5268]

For 5 minutes of unceasingly dropping his beloved on the floor, Romeo was worthy to at least pay the injury of his careless hands - but Juliet (by the will of a theatrical incident?) Passed by, only hitting her partner’s hand .... The choreographer is clearly a little sado: after all, Prokofiev’s music failed to inspire him to read it more humanely

[@luceafarul579]

Tatiana Aleeva perhaps he ought to retire soon, ballet is dangerous for someone his age

[@alainspiteri502]

Luceafarul : in fact what do you write ? about coreo ? about Juliette ? about Dance ? about interpreter ? phenomenal stupid words for nothing , what about Prokoviev ?

[@luceafarul579]

alain spiteri take your meds and stop writing idiotic things. Thanks for deleting your other thread along with all my comments just so you can start over with your stupidity. This is my thread now. So you can’t do it again just so you know.

[@alainspiteri502]

@@luceafarul579 Roberto Bolle danced at Paris-opera in May 2015 with . . . you understand what j mean IoI a shame you write j have screen-shoots !

[@user-ir4dt2sr2l]

Прекрасное исполнение Долли замечательный танцовщик И партнёрша хороша Просто смотришь и наслаждаешься Какие профессионалы Какие музыкальные А Роберто просто красавец Вот увидели мы все прекрасного Ромео Спасибо за видео

[@bookwormballerina53]

SERIOUSLY IN LOVE THANK YOUU

[@elenacomerio8729]

Fantastici!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gaylegartley582]

This. Is. Mesmerizing.

[@marceballet]

At first I was getting bored watching this, but I ended up delighted. Very creative dances, good dramatism of the characters and spectacular music. Pov: Everyone kissed in this performance lol

[@lisabynoe-stevens95]

One word: PERFECT!

[@user-vr4kb4il5b]

БРАВО!!! ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО!!!

[@SabinaCabanero]

I first saw Misty in the film The Nutcracker and the 4 realms and wondered what other ballets she did and I love Romeo and Juliet so this video luckily came on my home page and oh gosh she and Roberto did the story beautifully

[@hell0hkitty]

profofiev's love theme throughout makes this ballet what it is.

[@nataliaxrx7094]

Love this performance so much. Roberto Bolle as handsome as always

[@richardcleveland8549]

Watching again . . . Prokofiev's score is wonderful - one of my favorites. I especially like the music for the ball, which is elegant and menacing at the same time. And the sword play! Wow! VERY convincing!

[@KathrynPieta]

Watched again, look like they are in love, nice emotion

[@StephanieJ777]

When was this filmed? It’s has the feel of the 90s/80s with the music and colors... very nostalgic 💜

[@florindazinno2265]

Stupendo...❤ Scenografia Coreografia Costumi Musica

[@southernbella8503]

Tybalt and Merticulo were absolutely fantastic, and the audience knew it!

[@luigiaperrotta5324]

Very beautiful

[@vvvp3535]

3:09 - Вступ (до 5:44) 7:13 - Вулиця прокидається (до 9:24) 19:42 - Джульєтта-дівчинка (до 23:08) 29:32 - Танець лицарів (до 35:24) 52:02 - Сцена біля балкона (до 55:22) 2:25:48 - початок епілогу. 2:32:07 - фінал «Смерть Джульєтти» (до 2:35:58)

[@Dylonely42]

Thx

[@richardcleveland8549]

Roberto has such an expressive face . . . all of his feelings are there for everyone to see - a fine actor as well as a great, great dancer. Roberto il bellissimo . . . Roberto il divino . . . Roberto il Magnifico.

[@pilouetmissiou]

quelle histoire....superbes...

[@user-ir4dt2sr2l]

Роберто Болели замечательный танцовщик и внешне прекрасен Супер артистичен Очень хорошая пара Благодарю за видео

[@reginapenarivera5338]

1:07:31 just imagine turning arround your head And GetTinG tO sEe tHaT HeaVenlY faCe oh gawd I wouldn’t survive

[@Rukasepar]

I would survive but I'd have jelly knees and sweaty paws. :-)

[@sharifprice2303]

Just ask me the right questions? I like the real wrestling this is way better than WWF.

[@sharifprice2303]

Roll with the punches you got to stick and move.

[@nadiadubrovsky3044]

Обожаю в роли Джульетты Аlessandra Ferry для меня это шедевр.Божественно танцует а как играет свою роль она живёт ею сколько любви и Грации.Равной ей нет!!!

[@angelshark8305]

Don’t mind this, this is just a time stamp for me to remember :) 55:29

[@nancydionisi9346]

Great performance!, Misty Copeland is wonderful!

[@haylbop16]

Is the piece of music "Morning Serenade" not included in this version? Shouldn't it be right before the "Dance of the Girls with Lillies"?

[@natalinomiani2075]

meraviglioso..un Bolle in grande spolvero

[@minissa2009]

Thanks for posting the ballet inclusive of tomb scene and end credits! I still feel it's Bolle's show: every time I thought Copeland was doing a decent job of acting, he came out and demonstrated true depth of character. Overall, very nice production though. Copeland looked good, she and Bolle made a credible partnership, and no one does Renaissance Italian design like La Scala!

[@minissa2009]

I assumed sets and costumes were from La Scala, although I didn't read all the closing credits. I know it's becoming more and more common for companies to either split the cost of technical elements like sets and costumes or to rent, but these look so quintessentially Renaissance Italian, I assumed it was designed in-house. You might have noticed in the comments on the "fail" video there was a rabid Misty fan who was parroting the Copeland backstory (but she was a prodigy!) and trying to get people to agree she was one of the best ballerinas in the world. I just watched a bit of what to me was a new ballet (Shurale) that featured Obravtsova, whom I love. I sat there with a silly grin on my face because she has that effect---all she has to do is walk onstage and I feel all is well with the world. Then I looked at this again (the scene you had marked). Then I remembered the assertion about Misty being one of the greatest dancers in the world. Then I revised my opinion downward. (Really was trying to give her a fair shot.)

[@gailjacobson9736]

Laura Streeter do you always pick performances apart like this? Is this a competition? I'm glad I'm not a ballet dancer or a critic. I'm able to enjoy this. You certainly don't seem to be able to....

[@LanaW123]

@Bravo Luca you keep commenting everywhere that she is black black black ( blah blah blah) just like Misty Copland does. However, her mother is half African half Italian, her father is half African half German. Her skin color is just pretty " tanned " , so what???? She promoted herself through all that skin color fuss but in reality she is quiet heavy with no fluidity in her dance. Yes, she has a gorgeous body and face but it is not enough to be a ballerina that level she is been promoted. She is the one who sounds like a racist with all that skin color fuss.

[@LuvFearlessly]

Laura Streeter see part of the problem with your little review here is it perpetuates the elitist view that ballet is for a privileged view. That’s outdated and needs to be stomped out. We need to get rid of this snobbish view where we admired tricks and insane contortionist skill over musicality and artistry. And stop turning up our noses at late starters for God’s sake.

[@luceafarul579]

@Laura Streeter "I did notice that for some reason she couldn't get her leg past a 45 degree at 56:52 when she is being carried on his back. Most ballerinas go to at keast 75 degrees these days in this section of the choreography so I don't know of this was purposeful or not. " I don't believe this was purposeful, at least not from the get go. You can see from the practices she had with Roberto Bolle several times she lost her balance on him, fell off of him, and then laughed like a kid. Her practice sessions suggest to me she's very amateurish and couldn't hold difficult positions on her male partners and most of the work was on Bolle to help her out, ALOT, you can clearly see it here. This ballet should've been called "Bolle's Romeo to the rescue."

[@alainspiteri502]

Roberto Bolle has danced with ballerinas in the world , an international Dancer : the only in our erea in 1970' it's was Mickaël Denard Paris Opera .

[@user-vc2tf1wd5f]

👏👏👏👏👏💐💐💐💐💐

[@madisondean1074]

I don't know if Misty Copeland is part African American, but if she is, it doesn't matter. She portrays Juliet well. I can't imagine anyone else better than her! Misty may have started ballet late in life, but she's an amazing dancer nonetheless! We love you Misty Copeland!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@karenl2551]

I don't usually watch ballets. However, I can't take my eyes off of Misty Copeland. She has this amazing stage presence. Her movements are incredibly graceful and fluid but strong at the same time. All I can say is, beautiful. She's a beautiful dancer and she dances beautifully.

[@luzpueblalara4128]

He looks exactly as Romeo should look 😍

[@hongcongphan5240]

Wonderful,makes the Legendary keep going with Human Being:Wishing a true love.Everyone wish to be Romeo or Juliet.But may not stand the ending:gone together to uncertain and it is the meaning.Mine,burning starting and silently die on each other,for no Reason.

[@chuckcissel1106]

Misty Copeland, as I breathe, you are sublime. Wonderful acting and beauty in your dancing. Bolle is fantastic as usual.

[@s02229]

Misty Copeland has so much potential to be a great artistic storyteller. She really should have gone to an European company

[@jacobfulcher1083]

WHICH IS WHY SHE NEEDS TO GO @Laura Streeter I believe you Europeans need to start accepting more Americans into your companies.... to helps us grow. I think it would do her a lot of good to perform and train with a European company. Maybe the Bolshoi or Kirov but I think the Bolshoi would fit suit her better cause their style is huge.

[@maryrosedouglasuk]

@@jacobfulcher1083 Maybe it would do her a lot of good, but it wouldn't do the Boshoi or Kirov any good! It would lower their standards to a ridiculous level.

[@MariaMaltseva]

@Laura Streeter I don't think she excels in modern pieces, but she is adequate. It's not that she's not talented, it's that she started training too late and in the wrong way. Also, emotionally, she simply fails to connect. That's the inevitable result when everything is technically as challenging as it is for her.

[@MariaMaltseva]

@@jacobfulcher1083 She's near the end of her ballet career. She is as good as she'll ever be (that is, she is about at the level of a corps dancer in a mid-level company).

[@trinettemitchell3053]

@Laura Streeter and Precious Adams stated that she experienced racial discrimination while at the Bolshoi Academy because she was intentionally left out of performances. She said she was told to try to rub the "black" off of her. I'm sorry but your rationale is baseless. Misty Copeland isn't invited because of the color of her skin and that's it.

[@georgespanakis3037]

Genial.

[@juliamansilla5808]

Precioso

[@raisapylkko]

Can someone tell me what is the music in the scene where Juliet is playing lute?

[@dancingnature]

I love the hand arm and head gestures of the men in that first act fight scene . That’s acting , insults and counter insults without saying a word . I actually like the principals here too but I’ve seen Misty dance several times before as I live in NYC and I can get tickets to ABT easily

[@Dylonely42]

Nice, but what happened with the sound quality ???

[@yasminzimnowodzki5357]

This lacks the magic of Nureyev and Fonteyn.

[@arianbyw3819]

Perhaps, but I think copeland and bolle have a magic of their own.

[@tal5268]

За 5 минут беспрерывных роняний своей возлюбленной на пол в финале, Ромео достоин был, как минимум, поплатиться травмой своих небережных рук- но Джульетта ( по воле театрального случая ?) прошла ,лишь чуть задев руку партнера ....Хореограф явно чуть садо - музыке Прокофьева не удалось вдохновить его на более гуманное ее прочтение

[@jillgooner]

Compared to the royal ballets production which keeps to the original scenery on the Kenneth Macmillan version this is not very good. Its nowhere near the beautiful presentation its to bright and colours are horrible. Watch the royals version its incredible

[@carmelareyna3563]

bello ate

[@carmelareyna3563]

[@fabiesque]

Romeo is role for a wild, brash, fresh, young unbridled boy. Bolle at that time was already very established, jaded, superstar. Me no like-y.

[@user-vr4kb4il5b]

Ромэо и Джульета красивый балет любовь Не земная

[@marceballet]

Grande Roberto Bolle e Misty Copeland

[@brbrknndy]

At 57:30 Ms. Copeland does a full leg extension (without using momentum) up to her shoulders. I haven't seen one of those in ages. They are extremely difficult to do. Normally the dancer will bend her leg and raise it (still difficult).

[@KathrynPieta]

Anybody who loves dance NEEDS to see Rita Hayward dance in "GILDA" She began young, danced professionally with her father. I still like to know how she kept that black satin dress up.

[@braga144]

Have a look to Emanuela Montanari in Lady Capuleti at 1:42:40 . Maybe somebody could learn from this cameo how to be a role rather than only act it.

[@madisondean1074]

Roberto Bolle x Misty Copeland = I ship it!!!!!!!!!

[@cbass2755]

Oh wow!!! To be flaccid in the upper body, yet have complete control over your lower body….beautiful!! She’s fantastic…❤

[@ellenspear50]

Is that a man playing the nurse? When Juliet leapt on the nurse's lap, I thought I was sure, but it's hard to tell with camera so far away.

[@castorphans]

Don't get me wrong: Roberto is a superb dancer; so is Misty. I just don't believe they are in love. I feel like something's missing. I can see the technique, but I don't feel them. I watched "Giselle" the other day, with Roberto and Svetlana Zakharova, and I believed those characters since the very beginning. Maybe - and this is just a random guess -, in order for a couple to play Romeo and Juliet, to be younger and more vivacious, impulsive and not that mature might add up some advantages to the production.

[@kaythomas8521]

I don't think so......Nureyev and Fonteyn were superb in the original 1965 version. And they had a 20 year age difference...where She was older .....but they were so convincing....you didn't notice any age at all

[@nazarethlopezmorales2712]

The best Tybalt I have ever seen!!!!!!!!

[@Krrrimmi]

Kissing scene in ballet? Whoah! 😮

[@adj5767]

Have you seen Manon, you egg......

[@Mimarspre]

While I see this Version of Romeo and Juliet I have Alessandra Ferri and Angel Corella in my mind the whole time. I do think that Bolle and Copeland are great dancers, but I think Ferri and Corella danced Romeo and Juliet to a Level pretty difficult to reach. Ferri and Corella were truly teenagers in love on the stage. Bolle looked too "mature" and Copeland seemed a Little overwhelmed with the role to me. I think, maybe is just that dancers identify themselves with some roles better than with others. Ferri and Corella the most honest Romeo and Juliet that I've ever seen. I loved Bolle as Onegin but I really didn't buy his Performance as Romeo.

[@tal5268]

For 5 minutes of unceasingly dropping his beloved on the floor (at the final), Romeo was worthy to pay with the injury of his careless hands at least - but Juliet (by the will of a theatrical Fortuna?) passed by it.. The choreographer is clearly a little sado:even Prokofiev’s music failed to inspire him to read it more humanely😕

[@fredrika27]

Here's the problem! People continuedly compare Misty to Alessandra along with other ballerina's! Misty is NEVER going to be good enough or even seen as a person if viewers can't get pass the fact that another dancer is taking over the role of Juliet. Many posters on here sound like people who work in an office where a beloved secretary has retired. The new secretary could speak three languages, have worked at Fortune 500 companies and have an MBA and NEVER be good enough to replace the beloved retired secretary! I know its painful for great performers to retire, especially those who are well loved. However, it is unfair of people to belittle the new replacement out of spite, pain and the feeling of loss. It's not fair to Misty nor is it fair to Alessandra or any one else. The reality is that dancers are replaced! Fans have to accept this! However, it is wrong what I see here on these boards: a hate campaign against Misty! Just stop the madness!

[@beepbop416]

@@fredrika27 EXACTLY they are fat jealous slobs working in a cubicle from 9 to 5

[@allgirrrlrider5395]

Yasmine Naghdi was my favorite juliette check her out. But this was a beautiful ballet. Bravo to all. And that man was born to play romeo

[@chocolatesouljah]

5:40 - Curtain, Montague Ball - 29:32 54:04 - Balcony Scene

[@sharifprice2303]

Finally the utmost fantasy- Which one would you be!

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Прекрасная постановка Яркая захватывающая впечатляющая Артисты балета прекрасно воплотили образы героев Роскошный Ромео и трепетная молоденькая Джульетта Конечно Роберто Болели затмевает и покоряет Превосходен и Так красив Артистичен Очень Но и Джульетта сыграна не хуже Балерина очень хорошая Шекспир торжествует Живёт Выдающаяся постановка

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Transylvania 200 years in the making presents the long awaited Romancing the stone and the Jewel of the Nile.