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  • A földekerekség legyönyörűségesebb Mercutioja....imádom!

  • The 'green thing' is Mercutio's imagined fairy Queen Mab - the Shakespeare play has Mercutio delivering a long speech about her as the lads head to the party. This interpretation is so much more exciting than the prissy display of technical perfection that we get in the Covent Garden production.

  • Who is the choreographer and WHAT is that green 'thing'? The balcony pas looked a little clumsy.

    Otherwise, it was fantastic.

  • @balletnut

    The choreographer is Laszlo Seregi

  • This an incredible production of R+J. I've seen it once in Budapest and hope to go back to see it again soon.

  • what is the green thing?..haha...it looks scary... but it's really cool...

  • The "Crazy Green Thing" is pretty awesome.

  • i saw their performance last week at Budapest. The Hungarian National Theatre is amazing. The music is beautiful. The ballet is fantastic.

  • haha at 1:02 that green thing is hillarious! what is it like.. seaweed? otherwise though the ballet looks beautiful

  • It looks great - except what is that crazy thing at 1:02??!!

  • i know, what is that thing?

  • It's Queen Mab.

  • The procession carrying Mercutio I love.The bamboo rod dance great idea,the Balcony Pas'needs beautiful positions,not what I saw here.What stands out in this version is the ambience...Bravo Laszlo!

  • oh!! I love Romeo&Juliet. It was the first ballet I've seen in a theatre. This was in Seville, last year performed by the Hungarian NBC. It was wonderful!!! ^^

    (sorry, my English it's a little horrible :S)

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