Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake, historically performed by women, has transformed British dance, showcasing male swans and inspiring a generation of dancers who dream of performing it.
The emotional impact of the performance and the dancers' commitment is evident; they embrace their roles so deeply that they often move the audience to tears.
Lez Brotherston emphasizes the significance of the costume; for many dancers, the first moment they wear the swan legs is profoundly moving, evoking tears and dreams realized.
Bourne’s collaborative environment fosters a unique bond among the dancers as they strive to meet his artistic visions, creating a compelling and transformative rehearsal atmosphere.
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