When and where can I watch the Royal Ballet's 'Giselle'?

The film will be screened for one week only, from May 29 (Friday) to June 4 (Thursday), at TOHO Cinemas Nihonbashi and other theaters across Japan.

What makes Akane Takada's performance in this production special?

Takada, a Principal of the Royal Ballet, has a deep connection to the role, having performed a variation from 'Giselle' at the Prix de Lausanne in 2008 and being promoted to Principal after a 2016 performance of the full ballet.

How does the Peter Wright version differ from other productions of 'Giselle'?

The most significant difference is the 'mad scene' in Act I; instead of dying from heart failure due to shock, Giselle commits suicide using Albrecht's sword.

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Royal Ballet's 'Giselle' Cinema Release: Akane Takada Stars in Peter Wright’s Acclaimed Production Starting May 29

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The Royal Ballet leverages the commercial potential of artistic content through the 'Royal Ballet & Opera in Cinema' season, employing a localization strategy featuring Japanese star dancer Akane Takada.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: When and where can I watch the Royal Ballet's 'Giselle'?: A: The film will be screened for one week only, from May 29 (Friday) to June 4 (Thursday), at TOHO Cinemas Nihonbashi and other theaters across Japan.
Q: What makes Akane Takada's performance in this production special?: A: Takada, a Principal of the Royal Ballet, has a deep connection to the role, having performed a variation from 'Giselle' at the Prix de Lausanne in 2008 and being promoted to Principal after a 2016 performance of the full ballet.
Q: How does the Peter Wright version differ from other productions of 'Giselle'?: A: The most significant difference is the 'mad scene' in Act I; instead of dying from heart failure due to shock, Giselle commits suicide using Albrecht's sword.