GISELLE
A Romantic Ballet in Two Acts
8:30 PM | July 27, 2023
Choreography after JEAN CORALLI, JULES PERROT, and MARIUS PETIPA
Staged by KEVIN McKENZIE
Libretto by THÉOPHILE GAUTIER, on a theme by HEINRICH HEINE
Music by ADOLPHE ADAM
Orchestrated by JOHN LANCHBERY
Scenery by GIANNI QUARANTA
Costumes by ANNA ANNI
Lighting by JENNIFER TIPTON
Giselle |
HEE SEO
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Count Albrecht |
DANIEL CAMARGO |
Hilarion, the Village Huntsman and a Gamekeeper to the Court
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JAROD CURLEY |
Wilfred, the count’s squire |
DUNCAN LYLE |
Berthe, Giselle’s mother |
NANCY RAFFA |
The Prince of Courland |
ROMAN ZHURBIN |
Bathilde, the Prince’s daughter |
COURTNEY LAVINE |
Peasant Pas de Deux |
ZIMMI COKER and JAKE ROXANDER
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Giselle’s Friends |
Scout Forsythe, Anabel Katsnelson, Kanon Kimura, Erica Lall, Virginia Lensi, Rachel Richardson
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Villagers |
Lauren Bonfiglio, Kathryn Boren, Claire Davison, Camila Ferrera, Léa Fleytoux, Abbey Marrison, Hannah Marshall, Yoon Jung Seo, Ingrid Thoms, Paulina Waski, Kotomi Yamada, Remy Young, Patrick Frenette, Andrii Ishchuk, Jonathan Klein, Tyler Maloney, Joseph Markey, Kento Sumitani, Eric Tamm, Nathan Vendt
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Court Ladies and Gentlemen |
Elisabeth Beyer, Tillie Glatz, Kiely Groenewegen, Courtney Shealy, Aleisha Walker, Tristan Brosnan, Finnian Carmeci, Cy Doherty, Duncan McIlwaine, Andrew Robare
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Myrta |
CHLOE MISSELDINE |
Moyna |
FANGQI LI |
Zulma |
SIERRA ARMSTRONG
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The Wilis |
Leah Baylin, Lauren Bonfiglio, Kathryn Boren, Claire Davison, Teresa D’Ortone, Camila Ferrera, Tillie Glatz, Kiely Groenwegen, Anabel Katsnelson, Kanon Kimura, Erica Lall, Virginia Lensi, Isadora Loyola, Rachel Richardson, Yoon Jung Seo, Ingrid Thoms, Olivia Tweedy, Remy Young |
Conductor: DAVID LaMARCHE
There will be one intermission.
The music for Giselle is used by arrangement with Theodore Presser Company, agents for Editions Mario Bois, publisher and copyright owner.
The Borzois appear courtesy of Robert and Janice Tyler.
American Ballet Theatre’s performances of Giselle are generously supported through an endowed gift from Sharon Patrick.