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The greatest Canadian ballerina, at Varna competition the audience applauded 11 times after Giselle duet...

I'm so glad this cast gets love now. I remember reading the reviews when it opened and everyone just eviscerated it. I think it was still too soon after the original then. No one was prepared to accept anything but sheer spectacle.

Thanks. I think I like the reconstructions of the original choreography better than Ashton's; but his version is growing on me. I always loved Julie Kent and Ethan Stiefel together. I love the music to Sylvia, and it's a good story line. I think it would be done a LOT more often if it didn't have the scenic expense of having to do the Diana-Endymion sequence. I like it better when Sylvia and Eros don't have to arrive by boat; and also when the Orion's Cave sequence is really danced. It's a good ballet that I'd like to see done more often.

Brava Anna Pirozzi❤

Omg they are so cute!! They look just like Lola, but for the one with the white patches. So cute!

Brilliant 😂😂😂😂😂

Genius 😂

So fun to watch the 2 of them play together. Are they still around?

They ae so cute. Bigger than Lola, I think. But beautiful dogs.

Wonderful .God Bless You Barry Humphries. RIP and Thank You.❤

Tres beau tenor spinto belle vôix ronde et puissante , avec des aigus soutenus et bien projettes . Dommage qu'il ne soit pas plus produit . Je ne l'ai entendu que dans Lucia di lammermor et decouvert avec anna Netrebko et Renee Flemming dans " Rusalka " de Dvorak et sa voix m'a interpelle

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I saw Lynn Seymour dance Juliet at the Royal Opera House late 70's - blew my mind.

I thought this was a trans... gosh, some people age terribly.

Gururumuzsunuz❤️🧿🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

She was cool in the little vampire in 86

A strange video mainly dominated by Norman. Lynn Seymour, although living in a home full of memories, did not come across quite as one would anticipate. Having followed the history of 'The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo'. The artiste's there that began in the infant years of the company, from Markova/Dolin, remained quite close and either performed character roles into their 80s and 90s, like Franklin and Plattoff, or opened ballet schools. Their lives and senior years revolved around ballet as the axis. When asked why? The reply was cheekily "What else would I do?" I wholeheartedly agree regarding making film archive and always have. It is a remarkable tool for younger up and coming generations and can say and show more than any number of descriptions or words ever could. Thank goodness for the brave pirates of the past for capturing their golden gems. Life is to short to worry about copyright (In a private collection). We will all be gone one day, then nobody can sue us, and the footage will be to valuable a legacy to destroy.

Лицо и фигура античности. И глубокая чувственность!!! Это просто прекрасно!!! Спасибо тому , кто сохранил это для потомков!!!

Shame that no one recorded this professionally, but never the less, this gives us a chance to see how wonderful her one-man /woman stage shows were. Thanks for posting this, Norman

Les emboîtés en remontant sont géniaux.❤

Too much noise in the background.

Thank you for posting this wonderful show. I was never able to see her live show and now, I feel as if I have. What a treat, thanks!❤️🌈🙏🏼✨🌟⭐️☀️

I'd like to know who are the two dancers playing Fauns. The girl Faun looks to be the shortest dancer in the company, cute as a button, and loaded with personality!

Carol Woods is amazing as Stella.

The Pola Negri-Ben Turpin of dance. She was lauded for her camp acting onstage !

This was my favourite scene! Thank you for sharing! ❤

Thank you for sharing this! (I was Eve) ❤

LEGEND!!!!!!!!

I Love It!. Dame Edna she was such an hilarious lady. The way she made faces and encouraged the audience to applaud more and more when she entered the auditorium. Barry Humphries who played the iconic legendary lady, that became a household name was just Brilliant. Such an highly intelligent, quick witted man that had a fantastic sense of humour and sense of fun. Dame Edna wore the most outrageous beautiful gowns., paired with plenty of bling, necklaces, bracelets and rings Also some gorgeous shoes. And I just loved Dame Edna’s purple hair. Especially when she told the audience she was born with it!. A fantastic creation of the late Barry Humphries that will go down in history. Dame Edna was as she put it our late Queens right hand woman. She will be sorely missed. It was a real treat to watch her on tv every Saturday. And all the audiences with Dame Edna and Dame Edna’s Spa treatment . She interviewed some superb guests and a lot of them found it so hard to keep a straight face as she was so funny!.

Grande maestro Piero Giuliacci!

This was so wonderful Uncle Norman! Thank you for creating this honorarium for Aunt Pauline. I really enjoyed watching!

She has the most beautiful sound in the world！！❤❤❤

Exquisitely beautiful Kate Winslet, great classical actress - 'block of wood'! I get it! Quentin was jealous...

Norman, do you know what year was this taken? I took ballet classes from her as a little girl, and she was very special.

There is a magnificent DVD version of this ballet with the Royal Ballet. In fact I own a copy. It is memorably danced by Roberto Bolle and Darcey Bussell. Why is no mention made here of the stupendous recording of this important ballet classic on disc?

Thank you 😊

Lynn Seymour est toujours aussi belle élégante et juste dans sa personne comme dans sa danse .

Thank you 😊

I have never seen this before. But dancing is amazing, and I think she was almost 50.

*promosm* 👏

Very nicely done Norman.

Helen Shapiro was a girl of 14, not a woman.

I love seeing your neighborhood and the pride parade! I didn't know there were Palm trees in Vancouver!

It's hardly surprising that opera is so expensive when you have this number of people to pay.

Rather odd interview. She.looked to have had quite an nteresting home with all those pictures and photographs.....would of been great if she talked more about them

I agree. Follies is ravishing and devastating.

Pauvres ignares et incultes, comment pouvez vous aduler cet air ou le ténor crie à bout de souffle. Je vous invite à écouter Turandot avec Corelli et Nilsson. Vous allez revenir sur terre

Years ago, I saw a production in a tiny theater in LA directed by Gene Nelson. It was so intimate...we were led into the theater by showgirl ghosts...and I felt like we were part of the party. I loved this version from Roundabout Theater, too. But I feel like it lost something in the bigger venue.

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