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|July 26, 2025
The National Ballet of Japan makes its British debut with a haunting rendering of 'Giselle', writes Zoe Anderson
Royal Opera House, London
Visiting the UK for the first time, the National Ballet of Japan makes its debut with an airy, assured Giselle.
The Romantic classic makes a good showcase for the company. Miyako Yoshida’s production combines warm storytelling with an impressively ghostly second act. As the supernatural wilis, the company dance with thistledown lightness and a relentless edge.
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