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Dayana Hardy Acuna as Giselle, Oscar Valdes as Albrecht with the dancers of West Australian Ballet in Giselle (2021). Photo by Bradbury Photography In the white tutu of the a Wili, Dayana Hardy Acuna holds an arabesque en pointe, leaning on the shoulder of Oscar Valdes who kneels in front of her. To their right is a line of white tutu clad Wilis. Romantic tale transcends the centuries
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Romantic tale transcends the centuries

14 May 2021

West Australian Ballet’s 2021 season of Giselle demonstrates that this 180 year old ballet still has the capacity to touch audience’s hearts, says Kim Balfour.

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Alexa Tuzil as Giselle and Juan Carlos Osma as Albrecht in Giselle (2019) (2). Photo by Sergey Pevnev Alexa Tuzil as Giselle and Juan Carlos Osma as Albrecht in Giselle (2019) (2). Photo by Sergey Pevnev Sparkling duo leads the way
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Sparkling duo leads the way

15 September 2019

Review: West Australian Ballet, Giselle ·
His Majesty’s Theatre, 14 September ·
Review by Nina Levy ·

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Dada Masilo's Giselle. 26 April 2017, The Dance Factory, Johannesburg. Dada Masilo’s GISELLE will have its World Premiere in Oslo, Norway on May 4th. In South Africa, it will Preview at the UJ Theatre in Johannesburg on June 24th and 25th. And have its South African premiere at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown on June 29th to July 1st. Choreography - Dada Masilo Music - Philip Miller Dancers: Dada Masilo, Kyle Rossouw, Llewellyn Mnguni, Tshepo Zasekhaya, Khaya Ndlovu, Liyabuya Gongo, Ipeleng Merafe, Nadine Buys, Zandile Constable, Thabani Ntuli, Thami Tshabalala, Thami Majela. Lighting: Suzette le Sueur Photograph: John Hogg Dada Masilo reaching out to audience The marvellous Masilo
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The marvellous Masilo

1 March 2019

Perth Festival review: Dada Masilo’s Giselle ·
His Majesty’s Theatre, 28 February ·
Review by Nina Levy ·

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