La Petite Danseuse de Degas
Description
Paris Opera Ballet Master and choreographer Patrice Bart plunges into the Opera‘s past and brings Degas‘ famous statuette to life. From the rehearsal rooms to the Cabaret du Chat Noir, the ballet conjures up a colorful era and the lively backstage world of a theatre.
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Production Notes
- Theatre Company
- Opéra National de Paris
- Parental rating
- Parental rating information not available.
- Duration
- 110 minutes
- Year
- 2010
- In theaters
- No
- Category / Genre
- Dance
- Director
- Patrice Bart
- Orchestra
- Orchestre de l'Opéra National des Paris
- Choreographer
- Patrice Bart
- Dancers
- Clairemarie Osta, Dorothee Gilbert, Mathieu Ganio, Jose Martinez, Elisabetzh Maurin, Stephanie Romberg, Emmanuel Thibault
- Music
- Denis Levaillant
- Conductor
- Koen Kessels
- Venue
- Opéra National de Paris - Palais Garnier - France
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