Giselle - Royal Danish Ballet Trailer (2018)

31 August 2018 112 mins

Beautiful Giselle has two men in her life. One wants her, but she wants the other. She is deeply in love with young Duke Albrecht, but Forester Hilarion is her sole admirer. Unfortunately, it has slipped Albrecht’s mind to disclose that he is engaged to the prince’s stepdaughter, Bathilde. When Giselle finds out, she loses her mind and dies in Albrecht’s arms. The drama has only just begun, however. Giselle returns as a treacherous nymph, and when the two men meet her in the afterlife, trouble ensues.

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Cast

Ida Praetorius as Giselle

Andreas Kaas as Albrecht

Kizzy Matiakis as Myrtha

Sebastian Haynes as Hilarion

Oliver Starpov as Wilfred

Femke Slot as Bathilde

Mette Bødtcher as Bertha

Mogens Boesen as Duke of Courland

Caroline Baldwin as Peasant

Jonathon Chmelensky as Peasant

Eva Kloborg as Old Woman

Poul-Erik Hesselkilde as Old Man

Astrid Elbo as Willis

Elenora Morris as Willis

Crew

Maja Ziska Scenic Artist

Adolphe Adam Music

Graham Bond Conductor

Mia Stensgaard Costume Design

International Releases Dates

Denmark 31 August 2018

Production Companies

Royal Danish Opera

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