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2000, regia di Tina Protasoni
Scheda: Nazione: Italia - Produzione: RAI Radio Televisione Italiana, Teatro alla Scala di Milano, EuroArts Entertainment - Distribuzione: Radiotelevisione Italiana, RaiTrade, EuroArts Entertainment, Classica Japan - Soggetto: da Romeo e Giulietta di William Shakespeare - Fotografia: Danilo Marabotto - Montaggio: Marco Denna - Scenografia: Ezio Frigerio - Costumi: Franca Squarciapino - Musiche: Sergei Radlov, Sergei Prokofiev - Coreografie: Kenneth MacMillan, Georgina Parkinson - Formato: Color, film tv - Durata: 150'.
Cast: Ángel Corella, Alessandra Ferri, Michele Villanova, Gianni Ghisleni, Alessandro Grillo, Bryan Hewison, Maurizio Licitra, Bruna Radice, Matteo Buongiorno, Danilo Tapiletti, Lavia Vallone, Laura Costa, Sergio Sanvito.
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«Ballet has always been close to my heart, my first being Swan Lake at 6
years old(opera is more my expertise though). There are so many great ballets
out there, Giselle being my personal favourite of the non-Tchaikovsky(all three
I love) ballets, and Prokoviev's Romeo and Juliet is one such ballet with
gorgeous music(unmistakably Prokoviev too) and a touchingly timeless story. Of
the DVD competition, I've loved all of those that I've seen with my personal
favourite being the one with Nureyev and Fonteyn, and I loved this one. The
costumes and sets are just beautiful to look at, and the picture quality and the
way the production is shot doesn't hinder that quality in any way. The
orchestral playing is rich in tonal colour, dynamic and succeed in being rousing
for the likes of Monatagues and the Capulets and heart-tugging in the Pas De
Deux. The conducting accommodates the dancers while bringing the drama of the
story out, both of which he and it do splendidly. The choreography is
spellbinding to watch, very intricate and traditional with some nice bits of
mime, the Pas De Deux was simply exquisite. The performances are very good on
the whole, the crowd scenes are lacking in urgency- which is pretty much the
only thing that didn't quite work for me here- but Mercutio dances with charm
and humour, Friar Lawrence is compassion personified and Tybalt is both menacing
and graceful. The two leads though are the real stars of the production and they
should be. Their chemistry is clear and magnetic, you cannot look away when the
Pas-De-Deux is being danced, it's that good. Angel Corella dances with superb
technique and beautiful lines and he is a very expressive actor who captures
Romeo's boyishness and passion perfectly. Alessandra Ferri matches him
brilliantly, she is as elegant as one would want from a leading lady and not
only feels the role of Juliet, being delicate and affecting through her body
language especially, but she dances with a great strength and control that
counterbalances very nicely with her appropriately fragile appearance. All in
all, wonderful with brilliant lead performances» (TheLittleSongbird ).
Conosciuto anche con il titolo: Romeo and Juliet.
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