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Newspaper Article
Nunez dazzles as Acosta disappoints
2009
Overview
[Marianela Nunez] is fresh and spontaneous in the ballet's early scenes, without a hint of coyness when she flirts with Albrecht or plays \"he loves me not\" with a flower's petals. Throughout, her pleasure in movement is unmistakable. Giselle is a heroine who loves to dance, so much so that she's actually told off for it by her mother. Nunez sails through the role's technical demands, enjoying every challenge. The hops on pointe are gleefully light and buoyant. Nunez's Giselle stays happy as long as she can. When [Hilarion] accuses Albrecht, she won't believe it. She rushes over to him in complete affection and confidence; she isn't even seeking reassurance. Then, as other courtiers start to arrive, about to confirm Hilarion's accusation, she stops dead. Nunez's stillness is extraordinary. You can see the truth hitting her, freezing her where she stands.
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Independent Digital News & Media
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