GISELLE
A Romantic Ballet in Two Acts
8:30 PM | July 28, 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 |
SKYLAR BRANDT
|
| Count Albrecht |
THOMAS FORSTER |
|
Hilarion, the Village Huntsman
and a Gamekeeper
to the Court
|
ANDRII ISHCHUK |
| Wilfred, the count’s squire |
PATRICK FRENETTE |
| Berthe, Giselle’s mother |
CLAIRE DAVISON |
| The Prince of Courland |
ALEXEI AGOUDINE |
| Bathilde, the Prince’s daughter |
ISADORA LOYOLA |
| Peasant Pas de Deux |
BETSY McBRIDE and CARLOS GONZALEZ
|
| Giselle’s Friends |
Lauren Bonfiglio, Kathryn Boren, Léa Fleytoux, Hannah Marshall, Ingrid Thoms, Kotomi Yamada
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| Villagers |
Sierra Armstrong, Leah Baylin, Elisabeth Beyer, Teresa D’Ortone, Scout Forsythe, Tillie Glatz, Kiely Groenewegen, Anabel Katsnelson, Kanon Kimura, Virginia Lensi, Rachel Richardson, Aleisha Walker, Tristan Brosnan, Jacob Clerico, Luigi Crispino, Michael de la Nuez, Melvin Lawovi, Elwince Magbitang, Duncan McIlwaine, João Menegussi
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| Court Ladies and Gentlemen |
Camila Ferrera, Abbey Marrison, Yoon Jung Seo, Courtney Shealy, Olivia Tweedy,
Finnian Carmeci, Jarod Curley, Cy Doherty, Duncan McIlwaine, Joseph Markey, Andrew Robare
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| Myrta |
CATHERINE HURLIN |
| Moyna |
ERICA LALL |
| Zulma |
ZIMMI COKER
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| The Wilis |
Sierra Armstrong, Leah Baylin, Elisabeth Beyer, Teresa D’Ortone, Camila Ferrera, Léa Fleytoux, Scout Forsythe, Tillie Glatz, Kiely Groenewegen, Emily Hayes, Kanon Kimura, Fangqi Li, Abbey Marrison, Hannah Marshall, Rachel Richardson, Aleisha Walker, Paulina Waski, Kotomi Yamada |
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.