“La Bayadere” was created in 1876-77 by Marius Petipa, chief choreographer at the Russian Imperial Ballet and sometimes called the father of classical ballet.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
'Bayadere' closes Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre season in great fashion
“La Bayadere” was created in 1876-77 by Marius Petipa, chief choreographer at the Russian Imperial Ballet and sometimes called the father of classical ballet.
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I started to read this article and thought it was going to be about a ballet that incorporates a fashion show. And yes the costumes looked amazing, but it wasn't what I expected. However, I got to thinking... What if the ballet was a fashion show. What if instead of a runway, the clothes are putting on a performance?I mean isn't runaway to show the movement of the clothes? Well a production should have action if there are live characters involved, so this would be a very interesting experience for an audience member. It would be entertaining and it would show the audience how flexible and wardrobe the clothing would be. I would also like th be a part of a process like this. Alas, this article wasn't exactly what I was wanting to read, but it's good to know that the ballet is successful and there costumes are magnificent.
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