5 things we love from ENB’s Le Jeune Homme & La Sylphide
English National Ballet has just finished its winter season at the London Coliseum. In this programme, audiences had the opportunity to revisit Roland Petit’s 1946 masterpiece Le…
Madge
Nehemiah Kish & Christina Michanek: Becoming James & Sylph
Bournonville’s La Sylphide is one of the Romantic period’s most iconic ballets. Featuring a hero divided between reality and fantasy, it is filled with…
Tangled Up in Plaid
If I were to write a book called “100 Ballets to See Before You Die†(perhaps there’s a market for that?), La Sylphide would…
La Sylphide
Is this ballet for you? Go If: You love Romantic ballets like Giselle but wish the male dancer had a bigger role. You’re slightly…
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