In our series to stamp the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death,actors, directors, or designers and others offer their own guides to his plays. Here,the ballet superstar explains the power the tragedy unleashes in her as a performerThe first time I danced Juliet I was 19 and it was perfect for me because I believed everything that she believed in. I believed that actual love was more significant than social convention and that it was worth fighting, and dying, or for.
Juliet has a naivety and purity that you can't imitate. You maintain to go out on stage and genuinely find that feelingContinue reading...
Source: theguardian.com