Halloween Flicks Pt. 2
Four more classic horror films that are entertaining even if occasionally absurd.
Cinderella: Australian Ballet
Ratmansky, the world's most sought-after choreographer and master of narrative ballet, fills every measure of Prokofiev's cinematic score as he recounts Cinderella's rise from poverty to success. Cinderella is a story about building a new future from the ashes of the past. Cinderella, defined by her unhappy childhood, discovers hope for a new tomorrow. Prokofiev composed his ballet at the beginning of World War II, and the score is charged with equal parts sorrow and fantasy... After listening to the melancholy overture, it is clear that this is no romantic comedy.
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Ratmansky, the world's most sought-after choreographer and master of narrative ballet, fills every measure of Prokofiev's cinematic score as he recounts Cinderella's rise from poverty to success. Cinderella is a story about building a new future from the ashes of the past. Cinderella, defined by her unhappy childhood, discovers hope for a new tomorrow. Prokofiev composed his ballet at the beginning of World War II, and the score is charged with equal parts sorrow and fantasy... After listening to the melancholy overture, it is clear that this is no romantic comedy.
Cast
David McAllister
Director
Lana Jones
Cinderella
Daniel Gaudiello
The Prince
Amy Harris
Cinderella's Stepmother
Ingrid Gow
Skinny Stepsister
Eloise Fryer
Dumpy Stepsister
Steven Heathcote
Cinderella's Father
Nicola Curry
The Fairy Godmother
Cameron Hunter
Hairdresser
Cristiano Martino
Hairdresser
Charles Thompson
Hairdresser
Ben Davis
The Dance Teacher / Mars
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