The Snow Queen, a classic fairytale for all
Hans Christian Andersen’s classic fairytale is brought to life in this new ballet full of magical characters and sumptuous designs
From the bustle of the winter’s market, to the shivers of a fairytale forest, take a journey to the Snow Queen’s icy palace. Along the way you’ll meet a colourful cast of characters, from young lovers parted by a spell, to a circus ringmaster with a few tricks up his sleeve.
Inspired by Hans Christian Andersen’s classic tale of love and friendship, this glittering production is sure to delight the whole family.
Scottish Ballet’s 50th anniversary year came to a spectacular close with the world premiere of The Snow Queen – choreographed by Artistic Director Christopher Hampson and designed by the award-winning Lez Brotherston, this dazzling new ballet is set to the music of Rimsky-Korsakov, performed here by the Scottish
Ballet Orchestra.
Genre Ballet
English title The Snow Queen
Recording location Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Production year 2019
Duration 87 minutes
Audio format LPCM 2.0 & DTS Master Audio 5.1
Distribution VOD Naxos Rights (Europe) Limited
Distribution homevideo / DVD Naxos Rights (Europe) Limited
Distribution theatrical Naxos Rights (Europe) Limited
Dance Company Scottish Ballet
Choreography by Christopher Hampson
Composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Light Design Paul Pyant
Costumes Lez Brotherston
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