Carla Fracci GISELLE Act I Variation (1969)
"I have danced in tents, in churches, in squares. I was a pioneer of decentralization. I wanted my work not to be elite, relegated to the golden boxes of opera theaters. And even when I was performing on the most important stages in the world, I always returned to Italy to perform in the most forgotten and unimaginable places. Nureyev would scold me: why do you do this, you tire yourself too much, you come from New York and then you have to go, I don't know, to Budrio... But I liked it that way, and the audience always rewarded me." (Carla Fracci)
"I have danced in tents, in churches, in squares. I was a pioneer of decentralization. I wanted my work not to be elite, relegated to the golden boxes of opera theaters. And even when I was performing on the most important stages in the world, I always returned to Italy to perform in the most forgotten and unimaginable places. Nureyev would scold me: why do you do this, you tire yourself too much, you come from New York and then you have to go, I don't know, to Budrio... But I liked it that way, and the audience always rewarded me." (Carla Fracci)
lector
27 may 21
DeRank ™: 21,56
Loading comments slowly
