The turbulent life of the Dutch spy and dancer Mata Hari is at the heart of this large-scale ballet production by Dutch National Ballet. As the exotic, mysterious Mata Hari, she became one of the most famous dancers of her day. She travelled throughout Europe and had a network of lovers everywhere, which made her an ideal spy during World War I. She was accused – rightly or wrongly – of being a double agent, and she died in front of a French firing squad in 1917.
Jeff Tudor, Ted Brandsen
Director
Anna Tsygankova
Margaretha Zelle / Mata Hari
Casey Herd
Rudolph McLeod
Jozef Varga
General Kiepert
Artur Shesterikov
Vadim De Masloff
Young Gyu Choi
Shiva
Wen Ting Guan
Temple Dancer
Emanouela Merdjanova
Friede McLeod
Erica Hardwood
Isadora Duncan
Nadia Yanowsky
La Madame
Edo Wijnen
Master of Ceremonies
Anatole Babenko
Guimet
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