
Giselle
The second act had a stillness that made every small movement matter. The corps were beautifully together without losing that eerie, drifting quality. I would be curious to see a different production.
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The second act had a stillness that made every small movement matter. The corps were beautifully together without losing that eerie, drifting quality. I would be curious to see a different production.

The laughs get more uncomfortable as the evening goes on. I kept thinking about the way the room changes around the characters.


The way the stories knot together is a joy to follow. Then the second act asks much harder questions than the first half prepares you for. I would be curious to see a different production.

The family scenes were the heart of it for me. The familiar songs worked best when they felt like part of a conversation.


The smaller character dances each had a distinct personality. A cheerful return to a familiar world. I would be curious to see a different production.

The orchestral sweep is still irresistible. I enjoyed the theatricality most when the production trusted the music and let a scene breathe.

A concentrated evening with little wasted motion. The quieter passages were as gripping as the dramatic peaks.

The ensemble sound was the highlight. Even knowing the score so well, I found new details in the quieter scenes and overlapping lines. I would be curious to see a different production.