More than a decade after its acclaimed run on Broadway, Matthew Bourne’s all-male “Swan Lake” is returning to New York. Bourne’s reinterpretation of the classic Russian ball… ...

Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake at Sadler’s Wells review: the gold standard for reimagining a classic - 5/5 This production turns 30 next year, and it still remains powerfully erotic and romantic ...

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Some found it hard to get their heads around the idea of a male swan in Swan Lake. “There was a lot of chatter that it was going to be this big, hilarious parody or send-up,” recalls Bourne.

“Swan Lake” is undoubtedly the most famous of the ballet classics, and is a guaranteed box office success everywhere. Marius Petipa’s landmark 1895 production for the Imperial Ballet in St.

But director Isabelle Julien put all of them aside when she began work on bringing the Paris Opera’s “Swan Lake” to IMAX, with a cast that included Sae Eun Park as Odette/Odile, Paul Marque ...