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It's amazing what goes into making something effortless.
"No performance is a perfect performance but some performances allow for the feeling of perfection. Achieving this moment of ecstasy easily validates all the pain and struggle of the art form by taking us, and possibly our audience, for a moment to a world beyond our own."
Photo by Tim Lytvinenko
Carolina Ballet’s Giselle
Lara O’Brien as Myrtha, the Queen of the Willis during the famous bouree sequence during Act II of Carolina Ballet’s Giselle
Photo by Tim Lytvinenko
(Source: theballetblog)
Photo by: Tim Lytvinenko
Giselle, Carolina Ballet
(Source: theballetblog)
Dress rehearsal bows of Tyler Walter’s “I Mobile.” Richard Krusch, Margret Severin-Hansen, Cecilia Iliesiu, Lara O’Brien, and Oliver Beres. Photo by © Ashley Blue.
Carolina Ballet’s Giselle
Zalman Raffael’s “Rhapsody.” With Jan Burkhard. Photo by Cecilia Iliesiu.
Elizabeth Ousley applies make-up before her performance in the Carolina Ballet’s production of the Nutcracker in Raleigh’s Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts on Saturday Dec 22, 2012. CASEY TOTH
Carmen Felder, a Triangle native and member of the Carolina Ballet, prepares for her performance in the Nutcracker. Photo by Casey Toth
Lara O’Brien and Marcelo Martinez in Rite of Spring
Jan Burkhard and Pablo Javier Perez in Idyll
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