US EditionMulhouse. the Madness of Hamlet, the Sweetness of Ophelia, Magnified by the Ballet of the National Opera of the Rhine
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Hamlet , signed Bryan Arias, the first creation of the year 2026 of the Ballet of the National Opera of the Rhine, revisits Shakespeare's work by highlighting the sweet Ophelia. A brilliant rewriting for a neat ballet. To see again this Sunday 1st February at the Filature, in Mulhouse, before his passage in Strasbourg from 8 February.
Screenshot Video of the National Opera of the Rhine This is one of the most famous plays in the theatrical repertoire. The National Opera of the Rhine and the choreographer Bryan Arias take up the challenge of having Hamlet dance, in a ballet where the hesitation of the prince of Denmark evokes the "political" dilemmas of our time. Photo Limeart Being or not being? Alone on stage in the darkness, William Shakespeare's hero (1564-1616) is contort…
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