Les Ballets de Monte Carlo: Le Songe

Synopsis

Les Ballets de Monte Carlo: Le Songe with Bernice Coppieters, released in 2011, is a mesmerizing and innovative ballet performance that brings to life the classic Shakespearean tale of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Set against a backdrop of enchanting choreography and stunning visuals, the dancers of Les Ballets de Monte Carlo beautifully express the complexities of love, magic, and transformation. As the story unfolds on stage, audiences are transported into a world of fantasy and romance, where the boundaries between reality and dreams blur. With its modern interpretation and breathtaking performances, Le Songe is a true masterpiece that captivates viewers from start to finish.

Cast

• Bernice Coppieters

  Titania

• Jérôme Marchand

  Oberon

• Jeroen Verbruggen

  Puck

• Anjara Ballesteros

  Page

• Sarah Jane Medley

  Hippolyte

• Jens Weber

  Thesee

Reviews

Les Ballets de Monte Carlo: Le Songe has received critical acclaim for its creative reimagining of A Midsummer Night's Dream. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the ballet is a 'stunning visual feast that pushes the boundaries of traditional storytelling'. The choreography by Jean-Christophe Maillot has been praised for its beauty and depth, seamlessly blending classical ballet with contemporary movements. IMDb rates the performance a solid 8.5 out of 10, with users praising the exceptional talent of Bernice Coppieters and the entire ensemble cast. Metacritic commends the production for its originality and emotional impact, describing it as a 'spellbinding experience that transcends the limitations of traditional ballet'. Critics and audiences alike have lauded Le Songe for its magical atmosphere, exceptional performances, and unique creative vision.