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Prokofiev Cinderella

Prokofiev Cinderella

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Prokofiev Cinderella

2012

2h 19m

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Christopher Wheeldon's acclaimed new Cinderella for the Dutch National Ballet is an imaginative interpretation of a much-loved classic. Inspired by the original Brothers Grimm fairy tale, Wheeldon gives the characters renewed depth and complexity, complementing Prokofiev's celebrated and colorful score. With sets and costumes by the renowned designer Julian Crouch, supported by stunning stage effects, this world premiere production is a truly magical experience, bringing an age-old fairy tale into the 21st century.

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Anna Tysgankova

Cinderella

Anna Tysgankova

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Matthew Golding

Prince Guillaume

Matthew Golding

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Larissa Lezhnina

Stepmother

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Megan Zimny Gray

Stepsister Edwina

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Nadia Yanowsky

Stepsister Clementine

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Remi Wortmeyer

Benjamin

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Erica Horwood

Cinderella's Mother

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Alexander Zhembrovskyy

Cinderella's Father

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Suzanna Kaic

Spring:Lightness

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Young Gyu Choi

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Serguei Endinian

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