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    ART OF MARIANELA NU�EZ

    Title
    ART OF MARIANELA NU�EZ
    SKU
    5515037
    Catalogue No.
    OABD7243BD
    UPC
    809478072430
    Release Date
    Apr 1, 2018
    Format
    4 Blu-Ray
    Packaging
    4 Blu-Ray Disc
    No. of Discs
    4
    Region Coding
    B (Blu-Ray)
    TV Standard
    1080p
    Weight
    0.689
    Price
    $99 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    Delivery
    This item is usually delivered in 10 days
    4 PACK
    In her twenty years with The Royal Ballet, Argentine dancer Marianela Nunez has excelled in iconic ballet classics, Company heritage works and modern creations. A Company Principal for 16 years, she has performed all the leading roles in the classical, dramatic and contemporary repertory. This collection showcases her exceptional mastery in four quintessential roles. In Swan Lake, she brings to life the beautifully tragic Odette and her rival Odile. She perfectly portrays the young lover Lise in La Fille mal gardee, and brings bravura and vivacity to the role of Kitri in Carlos Acosta's production of the classical Don Quixote. She is transcendent as Giselle, one of the most challenging and demanding roles in the repertory. With peerless technical skill and compelling performances by the whole Company, this collection celebrates an exceptional dancer in her prime. .. a jovial and entertaining showcase for classical dancing at it's most demanding and exuberant. One of the pleasures of this ballet is to be tickled by Minkus's infectiously melodious score... Marianela Nunez and Acosta delivered sparky, engaging performances (The Times (Don Quixote)) If the acting is superb, it's given real authority by the dancing. Muntagirov and Nunez are technically thrilling; she, at her finest moments, can combine an absolute mastery of the choreography, with the illusion that she's dancing it for the first time. (The Guardian (Giselle))