Cinderella – Frederick Ashton
When Cinderella was premiered by the Sadler’s Wells Ballet in December 1948, it was not only Frederick Ashton’s first full-evening ballet, but also the first production in the West to use Prokoviev’s score – less well known than his Romeo and Juliet, but just as danceable. The original decor was by Jean-Denis Malcles, and since then it has been redesigned three times: the current version has scenery by Toer van Schayk and costumes by Christine Haworth.
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January 13, 2008 at 4:07 pm
I am so Excited to dance this piece. it was a great idea o put the link to other site.
January 18, 2008 at 12:38 am
I think That it would be really cool to have the casting list on the site along with a little about the variaions of cinderella we will be danceing.