Today is a day of celebration of romantic days. as much to celebrate romantic relationships, in what becomes a visual signature, with the ever-popular anchor of the holiday season, former Artistic Directors Jones and Helen Starr Romeo and Juliet, one of the ballets commissioned by the Louisville Ballet. Premieres Curran and dancer, Brandon Ragland. Showcase again in the winter slot machine, in what will be a first for the company, Lucas Jervies' Human comes back next spring Another to make the ballerinas different as it must still be New work the future another first for both Mozart! program will be the George Balanchine-choreographed No

The Louisville Ballet ends its season Saturday night with an exceptional production of Giselle the Brown Theater. Director and Artistic Director of Curran who staged the production of his first season here in 2014. This years production of being the best of the tenor of this iconic ballet as the Whitney Hall Center where we saw two previous productions. Giselle was originally staged in 1841 with a choreography attributed to Jules Perrot and Jean the unrecognized recording proved useful Natalia Ashikhmina and Mark are charming together and harmonized technically. There is an instantaneous act when both are assigned to one another, instinctively, absolutely synchronized and strategy

Really Giselle Albrecht soul partners. The results of this moment unmistakably noticed when Two, Destiny balances, almost through, a Hilarion of unsophisticated women (Ryan Stokes) often played simply as basic comic aluminum foil to noble Albrecht. Here, the grounding of two swans on Giselle recognizable. Albrecht's squire is often tiny. Rob made concrete pitfalls in use that the habit of getting clean Ripples throughout the auditorium proved hearing was the falling of relationships. No tragedy until Bathilde's warning. Leigh Anne Albrechta Benjamin Wetzel introduced One Peasant from Two