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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."
Documentary: La Danse, The Paris Opera Ballet (2009)
2 hours 32 minutes
This 52 minute documentary follows the lives of students aged 9 to 11 years of CRR de Paris (Regional Conservatory) enrolled in flexible hours.
School in the morning, dance the afternoon the children share with us their work, relaxation, their joys and disappointments. So young and already so passionate about ballet.
French, no subtitles.
Documentary directed by Françoise Ha Van Kern about Paris Ópera former danseuse étoile and ballet super star Sylvie Guillem. A retrospective from her work in the classical ballet and her approach to contemporary works including the bien connu “Eonnagata” A collaboration between Guillem with Robert Lepage and Russell Maliphant.
Wonderful dance footage. In French, Spanish subtitles.
Documentary about L’Ópera de Paris Danseur étoile Nicolas Le Riche
Full Documentary: The Children of Theatre Street (1977)
A documentary on the Kirov School of Ballet in Russia, narrated by Princess Grace of Monaco.
Ballet Memphis Documentary
A Dancer’s Life
(Source: theballetblog)
Skylar from ABT II rehearses Le Corsaire
(Source: theballetblog)
Artist Spotlight: Clara Blanco
(Source: theballetblog)
PCN Profiles: CPYB Founding Artistic Director Marcia Dale Weary
(Source: theballetblog)
Pas de Deux: The Dancers’ Perspective
(Source: theballetblog)
thank God for Ouch Pouches.
Dancers discuss their pointe shoes, preperation and their feet.
A Portrait of Giselle (1982, directed by Muriel Balash)
Beginning features a young Helgi Tómasson!
Assembly of documentary sequence as Thiago and Marianela pack up the old flat and move into their first home together.
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