World Ballet Day 2020: Don Quixote Dress Rehearsal─ACT 1

[@ウズボー百田]

Oh, it’s so awesome! I love those artists and please come to perform such wonderful dances in Japan, too.

[@phoenixstarfire9387]

Absolutely stunning 😍😍😍

[@minnieyuyantung]

@HongKomgBallet How about the rest of the acts?

[@derekdrilon8782]

Who is the girl dancing Mercedes? She’s awesome!!

[@derekdrilon8782]

@@Cecilialam888 thank you!! She’s beautiful😍

[@yourfavharriet]

our dance at sundayand saterday 2021

[@alenales1384]

А ведь хорошо!)

[@afrikabill]

Who are the main dancers?

[@afrikabill]

@@Cecilialam888 thank you so much! ♡

[@pepiconesa7397]

Ellas parecen rusas no españolas

[@KEMET1971]

I love that Asian companies unapologetically embrace the euro-centric aspects of ballets, whereas if it were an all-black American company it would be altered and called something like "Creole Quixote"

[@katherinebervera4790]

What a strange, and kind of disturbing comment.

[@KEMET1971]

@@katherinebervera4790 In what way?

[@katherinebervera4790]

@@KEMET1971 I love the Creole Giselle, just as I love the traditional Giselle. I find your comments racist, I'm sorry for you.

[@KEMET1971]

@@katherinebervera4790 It's not a matter of Creole Giselle not being good, it's wonderful. The point is that the culture of America denies black companies the freedom to do a traditional Giselle, and the obstacles to the success of such a production would, unfortunately, largely come from the black community itself: The 'Black Police" who take it upon themselves to criticize any black person or group that doesn't fit into their definition of what is acceptable within the black community. Asians and whites do not deny themselves such freedom, in fact, a white person or group can adopt elements from any culture they choose without any major criticism from within the white society that questions their whiteness.