Sylvie Guillem and Russell Maliphant Discuss dancing together in PUSH

[@valerina01]

Sylvie is unique as a ballerina and as a human being. I love what she stands for!

[@icarrus4u]

I love her mentality of being an artist and trying to engage the audience through humanity in dance. That's beautiful for someone SO gifted.

[@nlsl777]

Amazing dancer with a mind of her own. Lucky for her gifts, she will inspire many

[@morenarieta]

AMAZING !!!!OUTSTANDING PERFORMER!! SYLVIE... RESPECT!

[@acinom180]

I love her!! She is beyond incredible and she is so beautiful and down-to-earth!

[@francinesicard464]

She is not only a stunning and fascinating dancer, Mademoiselle Non is a fascinating personality! She knows what she wants, even better what she doesn't and isn't afraid to say so. She once said she has only one life and is responsible for it. I admire that.

[@towakeup]

Thank you for posting this.

[@etik421]

elle est magnifique !!

[@AaronHolly]

I saw this performance in Wellington and... jaw dropping! I loved the choreography. The lighting design. And the music. Everything about it was great and I would *love* to buy the dvd and music one day.

[@thegardenofserendipity]

Does anyone know the music for the David Kern Ten Blisters piece? Around 2:16?

[@fabiesque]

Sylvie is so right when whe talks about ballet being sometimes meaningless and full of useless gestures. She proved largely that by very intelligenlty (if I may add) avoiding to dance plenty of crap like Coppelia or stuff like that. She has NEVER been tack in her repertoire choices. And that as well contributes to make her a star.

[@braga144]

Tutto verissimo. Però secondo me si può ballare Coppelia con spirito e intelligenza. Semplicemente non era nelle sue corde.

[@icarrus4u]

0:38 !!!!