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Frankenstein (Royal Opera House) (Blu-ray, 2016)

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Royal Ballet Principals Federico Bonelli, Laura Morera and Steven McRae dance the lead roles in Liam Scarletts new ballet, based on the worlds most famous work of horror fiction, Mary Shelleys Frankenstein.

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Record LabelBbc / Opus Arte

EAN0809478071822|809478071822

eBay Product ID (ePID)28052274207

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Film/TV TitleFrankenstein (Royal Opera House)

Release Year2017, 2016

FormatBlu-ray, Blu-ray Disc

FeaturesWidescreen

GenreClassical

StudioBbc/Opus

Run Time130 Min

TypeAlbum

Sub-GenreDance

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Unit Quantity1

Number of Discs1

ArtistFederico Bonelli / Laura Morera / Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Koen Kessels

Release TitleFrankenstein

DistributionSelect

SoundPcm Stereo

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo

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by toystore-junky
22 Sep, 2023
Visually Magnificent
Reducing the narrative of such a complex tale into a handful of robust - and very easy to follow - set pieces, this production allows us to focus on the creator and his creation. As the 'creature's' sad and undeserved fate plays out, Frankenstein is himself haunted by equal misfortune. A moment of messianic experiment rewards him with the deaths of those he loves and an unavoidable nemesis. The sets are MAGNIFICENT. The atmosphere is somber, punctuated with brief moments of happiness, each one resolved with a punishment of ego. The choreography is thrilling and perfectly blended to the plot - which it serves in an elegant rush of colour and precision. This production is tasteful, I'd say 'gothic-lite', but still recognizably Mary Shelley's infamous classic. I really think that SHE would have enjoyed it.
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