Aspects Of Nijinsky
Aspects Of Nijinsky
2 hours and 25 minutes circa intermission included | |
Petruška
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Programme
Petruška |
Teatro alla Scala New Production John Neumeier, coreography, scenes, costumes and lights |
L'Après-midi d'un faune |
Teatro alla Scala New Production John Neumeier, coreography, scenes, costumes and lights |
Le Pavillon d'Armide |
Teatro alla Scala New Production John Neumeier, coreography, scenes, costumes and lights |
Conductor | SIMON HEWETT |
Étoile (date to be defined) | ROBERTO BOLLE |
In brief
Hailed personality, at the same time fragile and sensitive; in the spotlight or in the shadows of his intimate torments, Vaslav Nijinsky remains today the object of absolute fascination. John Neumeier has explored this exceptional figure – the dancer, the choreographer, the human, the visionary – his complexity and facets in many of his ballets, driven by a deep artistic, historical but, above all human interest. For the first time La Scala stages his original reading of Le Pavillon d’Armide, L’Après-Midi d’un Faune, and a new version of Petruška for la Scala, three masterpieces symbolic of the creative ferment of the Ballets Russes and of the brightest star of this revolutionary avant-garde.