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Don Quichotte

Opéra Bastille - from 09 December 2017 to 06 January 2018

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Don Quichotte

Ballet Rudolf Noureev

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Opéra Bastille - from 09 December 2017 to 06 January 2018

2h50 with 2 intervals

  • Pre-opening : 9 December 2017

    Opening night : 11 December 2017

  • Matinée "Rêve d'enfants" : 17 December 2017

About

In few words:

Inspired by the choreography of Marius Petipa, Rudolf Nureyev’s Don Quixote is a veritable festival of dance, displaying the excellence of the soloists and the Corps de Ballet in a wide variety of ensembles and pas de deux. At the heart of the ballet, the lovers Kitri and Basilio use every ruse, from puppet shows to fake suicide, to see each other despite Kitri’s father’s opposition. Ultimately, after battling with windmills and encountering Cupid, Dulcinea and the Queen of the Dryads, it is the Chevalier de la Mancha who brings about the happy end. Flamboyant costumes with a Spanish air contribute to the brilliance of this joyful work.

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